"哦......妈妈也需要一点帮助":为什么每所学校都需要一名健康和福利负责人?

IF 1 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Carla Solvason, S. Lyndon, Rebecca Webb
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目的本研究探讨了健康与幸福领导这一相对较新的角色对该校儿童及其家庭的健康与幸福的影响。设计/方法/途径本案例研究在英格兰西南部的一所小学(儿童年龄为 4-11 岁)进行。研究结果我们的数据表明,这一角色为家长提供了同情、无条件的积极关注和尊重,而这些因素在有关家长在教育中的合作关系的研究中往往是缺失的。在解决家长在养育子女过程中面临的诸多精神和身体挑战,以及为子女提供尽可能好的成功机会方面,这一角色具有不可估量的价值。我们的结论是,这是所有学校都需要的一个角色,因为我们认识到家长在孩子的健康成长中扮演着关键的角色,而且家长的心理健康也会对孩子的成功产生间接的影响。社会影响至关重要的是,政府不能以这一角色为借口,进一步削减社区内已经被剥夺的社会服务资源。同样重要的是,这一职责不应成为本已捉襟见肘的教职员工的又一负担。原创性/价值这项研究以全新的视角探讨了家长所面临的多重压力以及这些压力会如何影响其子女的教育。
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“Oh … that Mommy needs a bit of help as well”: why every school needs a health and wellbeing lead
PurposeThis research explored the impact that the relatively new role of the Health and Wellbeing Lead upon the health and wellbeing of children and their families at this school.Design/methodology/approachThis case study took place in a primary school (children aged 4–11) in the South-West of England. Data was collected through activities with children, semi-structured interviews with senior staff and parents and a “learning walk”.FindingsOur data suggested that this role provided compassion, unconditional positive regard and respect for parents, factors that are frequently absent from research into parent partnerships in education. The role presented as invaluable in tackling the many mental and physical challenges that parents faced in rearing their children, and in providing their children with the best possible chance of success.Research limitations/implicationsThis is a single Case Study and, as such, may or may not be representative of similar schools. We also question to what extent the findings demonstrated the strength of this role per se, or whether the impact could simply be the result of a uniquely caring and passionate individual.Practical implicationsWe concluded that this was a role needed in all schools, recognising the key role that parents play in their child’s wellbeing, and the indirect impact that parent mental health can have upon their child’s success.Social implicationsIt is vital that this role is not used as an excuse by the government to further reduce the already denuded Social Services landscape within communities. It is also important that this responsibility does not become yet another burden added to already overstretched teaching staff.Originality/valueThis research presents a fresh perspective on the multiple pressures that parents face and how these can impact upon their child's education.
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Health Education
Health Education PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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期刊介绍: The range of topics covered is necessarily extremely wide. Recent examples include: ■Sex and sexuality ■Mental health ■Occupational health education ■Health communication ■The arts and health ■Personal change ■Healthy eating ■User involvement ■Drug and tobacco education ■Ethical issues in health education ■Developing the evidence base
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