We are excited to announce that the International Curriculum Specialist Series returns with a special focus on Health and Wellbeing available in both video and podcast formats this week.
Season two of the series kicks off with an informative interview with two experts at MindUP, an evidence-based social-emotional learning program grounded in neuroscience and founded in 2003 by actress Goldie Hawn along with a team of neuroscientists, educators and psychologists.
With episodes being released every month, the future episodes of the International Curriculum Specialist Series will focus on several areas of Health and Wellbeing including peers, identity, digital literacy, and metacognition in the teenage years.
EP.1: SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL LEARNING
Our first episode of the International Curriculum Specialist Series focuses on social and emotional learning (or SEL) with lead author and Principal Scientific Advisor Molly Lawlor and Dido Balla, the Head of Education, for MindUP. Both Molly and Dido share some of the key skills and strategies that every school should emphasise in an SEL curriculum or program.
EP.2: PEERS AND IDENTITY
Our second episode focuses on Health and Wellbeing, particularly with growing and changing identities among teenagers. Featuring bestselling author and co-founder of Cultures of Dignity Rosalind Wiseman who discusses the role of peers during adolescence and how they can influence their health and wellbeing.