High Impact Wellbeing Strategies (HIWS)
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High Impact Wellbeing Strategies (HIWS) are seven practical, evidence-based strategies that have demonstrated a significant and positive effect on student wellbeing. This resource was developed by the Victorian Department of Education in partnership with Monash University.
Keywords
wellbeing strategies , classroom expectations , peer relationships , inclusion , student engagement , student capabilityCategories
Audience
Educators
School level
Foundation - Year 1
, Year 2 - Year 4
, Year 5 - Year 6
, Year 7 - Year 9
, Year 10 - Year 12
Learning areas
Health and Physical Education
General capabilities
Personal and Social Capability
Details
Published by
Victoria State Government Department of Education
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