克服危机心态

IF 0.4 Q4 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Theresa Tinkle
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这篇评论文章提倡从神经多样性作家的角度审视美国心理健康危机的文学课程。这不是危机的短期解决方案,但随着时间的推移,课程可以对学生对精神疾病的态度和理解产生强大的影响。参与这项工作的课程将促进社会正义的事业,并使神经多样性的学生和教师充分融入我们的课堂和校园。
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Getting Past a Crisis Mentality
Abstract This opinion piece advocates for literature courses that examine the United States’ mental health crisis from the perspective of neurodiverse writers. This is not a short-term solution to the crisis, but over time courses can have a powerful impact on students’ attitudes toward and understanding of mental illness. Courses engaging in this work will advance the cause of social justice and the full inclusion of neurodiverse students and faculty in our classrooms and on our campuses.
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Pedagogika-Pedagogy
Pedagogika-Pedagogy EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH-
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