Hello @MHCC_ Once again, tweeting you with another question. What are some of the "solutions" you guys have used that have worked the best in your opinion? And how can we further our learning with mental health issues using these "solutions"?
Hello @MHCC_ , I am a first-year student at Laurier studying the importance of mental health within Generation Z kids. I was wondering, Why is so common for Generation Z kids to have mental health issues compared to other generations?
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Below is an article that goes into depth about Gen Z's mental health and how they are more likely to have mental health concerns.
"Enjoy life, life is too short to get bogged down and be discouraged---you have to keep moving, you have to keep going. Put one foot in front of the other, smile and just keep on rolling." - Kobe Bryant "24" #EM203Robin
@EM203SKooner Yes!! This course definitely helps with using Twitter more safely and much more effectively with learning how to shorten your thoughts within the character limit of 280.
@AliciaFleury5 Same here! I attempted to learn Sudoku through the internet and through some friends and I can definitely agree with you about the ending part. It is always hard to learn new tasks but once you get used to it and gain experience, it becomes much easier.
@EM203Krish I 100 percent agree with this. I just feel like this course does great with informing people on different ways to study, the different learning theories and also what is the best way for you to retain information, retrieve it and then display it. Definitely will help!
@EM203Mitch It was honestly something I never really thought about, the kids who were growing up with all this technology. Learning about digital natives, it was a term I never knew existed but I have seen it many times before like during my volunteer hours at a kindergarten.
So far in EM203 at Laurier, the learning of different styles of learning and approaches of different learning theories have been something new and exciting. Also the learning of the 3 M's, Multi-media, Multi-modal and Multi-tasking was fun to learn about. #EM203Robin