Mental Health Matters for FE Teachers Toolkit - Free Download
April 2010
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About This Publication
Further Education (FE) teachers often express concern that they do not have the knowledge or expertise to meet the needs of learners who experience mental health difficulties. This resource, which has been supported and funded by the Learning and Skills Council as part of their commitment to the professional development of the FE workforce, aims to address that concern by providing materials that teacher educators, or those providing staff development opportunities, can use as part of the training of teachers.
The toolkit comprises a set of cards (download pdf above) and a CD (see CD electronic contents below).
CD Contents
Activities Bank
Case Studies Bank
Checklists
Fact Sheets
Success Stories
Theme 1: Why Mental Health Matters
Theme 2: Stigma and Discrimination
Theme 3: Enabling Self-Declaration
Theme 4: Confidentiality and Information Sharing
Theme 5: Active Learner Involvement
Theme 6: Teaching, Learning and Achievement
Theme 7: Supporting Learning and Making Adjustments
Theme 8: Responding Positively to Challenging Situations
Theme 9: Roles and Boundaries
Theme 10: Collaborative Working
Theme 11: Maintaining and Promoting Mental Health and Well-being
Theme 12: Embedding Mental Health Awareness into the Curriculum
The toolkit comprises a set of cards (download pdf above) and a CD (see CD electronic contents below).
CD Contents
Activities Bank
Case Studies Bank
Checklists
Fact Sheets
Success Stories
Theme 1: Why Mental Health Matters
Theme 2: Stigma and Discrimination
Theme 3: Enabling Self-Declaration
Theme 4: Confidentiality and Information Sharing
Theme 5: Active Learner Involvement
Theme 6: Teaching, Learning and Achievement
Theme 7: Supporting Learning and Making Adjustments
Theme 8: Responding Positively to Challenging Situations
Theme 9: Roles and Boundaries
Theme 10: Collaborative Working
Theme 11: Maintaining and Promoting Mental Health and Well-being
Theme 12: Embedding Mental Health Awareness into the Curriculum