Wellbeing

A holistic approach to positive behaviour support

The Educator looks at a new program significantly improving student behaviour and educator wellbeing

Not so fast on social media ban, say experts

An all-out ban could have detrimental effects for tweens, new research suggests

Study shows why boys need positive, diverse role models

Young men are increasingly grappling with defining masculinity amidst online pressures, a new study shows

Andrew Tate’s extreme views about women are infiltrating Australian schools

A zero-tolerance approach is to tackle the problem, two experts from Monash University say

Opinion: 10 tips for a successful lifestyle

There is no secret formula to being successful in life, but one can plan for upward mobility and career success, writes Emeritus Professor Gary Goh

Teacher training program sees big drop in student anxiety levels

The program is empowering teachers to reduce student anxiety, boosting confidence and mental health in classrooms across NSW

Five habits for better mental health

A new clinical trial reveals five types of activities strongly linked to improved wellbeing

Social media makes youth feel bad about themselves – study

Worrying body image social media statistics among young Australians prompt urgent recommendations to government

Opinion: Social media use and the impact on teenage health

In today's digital age, the impact of social media on teenage health is a critical issue for parents, educators and policymakers, writes Michelle Carroll

Health and education leaders unite to push for vaping reform

Australia's leading health and education bodies have come together to urge Parliament to pass crucial vaping reform legislation