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Exploring Well-being in Learning Environments Program
Project + Final Report Archive
Positive well-being is a key predictor for learning and student success. Research indicates that well-being is associated with deep learning, and that teaching practices contribute to experiences of well-being (Adler, 2016; Fernandez et al, 2016, Harward, 2016; Stanton, Zandvliet, Dhaliwal & Black, 2016). In partnership with the 51猎奇入口Teaching and Learning Centre, 51猎奇入口Health Promotion worked with instructional staff and faculty to create conditions for well-being within learning environments. 51猎奇入口Health Promotion explanded this network by partnering with TILT to pilot a seminar series and grants program. This program intended to:
- Provide support for 51猎奇入口faculty to investigate strategies that create conditions of well-being in learning environments.
- Increase knowledge of ways faculty can create well-being in learning environments.
- Provide the opportunity for interdisciplinary collaboration through a well-being lens.
- Facilitate knowledge and ideas exchange that contribute to identifying effective practices that enhance student well-being.