Promoting Student Resilience and Well-Being: Asia-Pacific Resilient Children and Communities Project
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Stewart, DE
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Lovat, Terence
Celement, Neville
Toomey, Ron
Dally, Kerry
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The purpose of the chapter is to explore the association between resilience and well-being, based on evidence from the “Asia-Pacific Resilience Project.” The main research findings derived from the study were (1) low resilience scores predispose individuals to mental health risks and (2) an intervention program using a holistic school approach to promote resilience factors such as self-esteem, self-efficacy, and school connectedness significantly promotes student well-being and prevents mental health problems.
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Second International Research Handbook on Values Education and Student Wellbeing
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1st
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Part F1708
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Specialist studies in education
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Sun, J; Stewart, DE, Promoting Student Resilience and Well-Being: Asia-Pacific Resilient Children and Communities Project, Second International Research Handbook on Values Education and Student Wellbeing, 2023, 1st, pp. 995-1012