Mental health challenges can impact students’ ability to learn as well as their social and emotional development. It is important to teach students both coping skills and how to manage everyday mental health. The evidence-informed, curriculum-aligned courses offered here provide strategies for K–12 students while contributing to the mental health literacy of educators.
The classroom resources and lesson plans are designed to fit into existing school routines and practices—to benefit all students. While they are designed for classroom teachers, they can be adapted for use by school counsellors, administrators and support staff.
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Everyday Anxiety Strategies for Educators (EASE) for grades 8–12 is an evidence-informed online course for educators and a collection of student and educator resources that introduce flexible and practical strategies for effectively managing everyday (mild to moderate) anxiety. The course and resources align with B.C. curriculum and are designed to fit into existing routines and practices in 8–12 classrooms.
