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‘Steep rise in self-harm shows we are failing young people in need of help’
The government needs to start listening to the concerns of young people at risk of self-harm, says the DfE’s former mental health champion
23 October 2017
‘The curriculum favours those who regurgitate information. Is it any wonder young people are susceptible to fake news?
The DfE’s former mental health champion discusses why we need to teach young people critical thinking to detect false consensus
16 October 2017
‘We need to talk about mental health responsibly’
The DfE’s former mental health champion calls on organisations – including schools – to join Tes and sign her Mental Health Media Charter
9 October 2017
‘New routes into teaching will achieve nothing unless there’s a change in what is expected of teachers’
New apprenticeship routes into teaching will only make a difference if we stop asking teachers to be social workers, educational psychologists and the rest
2 October 2017
‘To improve mental health in schools, we need a discussion about education, not vague “awareness-raising” initiatives about social media’
The government’s drive to ‘improve standards’ has systematically squashed all the joy out of teaching and school staff members are now enduring unbearable levels of stress, which must impact the environment young people find themselves in, writes mental health expert Natasha Devon
26 September 2017
‘We need to paint an accurate picture of the blood, sweat, and tears involved in teaching’
It’s time the truth about the huge expectations on teachers was revealed – the current swathe of anti-teacher feeling in this country needs to end, writes mental health expert Natasha Devon
18 September 2017
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