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Revolutionizing education through an integrated system that empowers educators to enhance learning, prioritize mental and emotional health, and thrive as a community. Wellbright Solutions: evidence-based strategies for student well-being, teacher retention, family engagement, school culture, and student engagement."
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https://www.vedara.org/
Wellbright的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 教育业
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Houston,TEXAS
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2018
- 领域
- K-12 education、student wellbeing、teacher wellness、school leadership、parental support、consulting 、professional development 、personal growth、mental health、holistic development 、social and emotional learning和stress reduction
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US,TEXAS,Houston,77025-2983
Wellbright员工
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Visit our website: https://lnkd.in/g8J-qMCg
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Visit our website: https://lnkd.in/g8J-qMCg
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Visit our website: https://lnkd.in/g8J-qMCg
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Visit our website: https://lnkd.in/g8J-qMCg
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Visit our website: https://lnkd.in/g8J-qMCg
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Visit our website: https://lnkd.in/g8J-qMCg
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At ages 15-16, teens are typically navigating the latter stages of adolescence, marked by continued growth and deepening in areas initiated during early adolescence, with distinct developmental needs and milestones as they move closer to adulthood. 1. Cognitive Development - Higher-Order Thinking: Teens at this age are capable of more sophisticated abstract thinking, which includes reasoning, hypothesizing, and strategizing. Their ability to consider complex issues and multiple perspectives significantly improves. - Critical Thinking and Analysis: Encouraging critical analysis of media, literature, and societal issues can help develop their reasoning skills and foster a deeper understanding of the world around them. 2. Social and Emotional Development - Identity Consolidation: By ages 15-16, identity exploration continues but begins to consolidate as teens start to solidify their sense of self based on their explored interests and values. Supporting them through this by validating their self-exploration and offering opportunities for expressing their emerging identity is key. - Emotional Maturity: Emotional regulation improves, but the intensity of emotions can still be high. Continued support in managing feelings through healthy outlets and communication is essential. 3. Moral and Ethical Development - Moral Identity: Teens start to integrate their moral and ethical beliefs into their broader identity. Engaging them in debates and discussions about ethical dilemmas can help them refine their values. - Global and Societal Issues: They often become more aware and concerned with global and social issues. Supporting their engagement through educational discussions, activism, or community service can help them feel more connected and impactful. 4. Physical Development - Completion of Puberty: Most will complete the physical changes associated with puberty by this age. Continuing education on body image, sexual health, and relationships remains crucial as they navigate more serious relationships. - Health and Fitness: Encouraging a healthy lifestyle through sports, exercise, and nutrition is important as habits formed at this age can carry into adulthood. 5. Language and Communication - Advanced Communication: Communication skills are honed to include more nuanced and sophisticated language. Engaging in public speaking, advanced writing, or debate can further enhance these skills. - Digital Literacy: As technology plays a significant role in their lives, reinforcing the ethical use of digital media and understanding the permanence of the digital footprint is crucial. 6. Independence and Responsibility - Increased Independence: Teens seek and can handle greater independence. Providing opportunities for making choices and experiencing the consequences (both good and bad) is essential for their development into responsible adults.
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