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by EDssential Podcast
We are an educational podcast focused on reframing important topics in Language Arts and High School English through a social justice lens. We are so excited to be part of your classroom; offering informative content to help foster open minds and critical thinking with our mini-lesson podcast series.
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November 6, 2020
<p>Welcome back to [ED]ssential and to our fourth and final episode of our mental health mini-series! Today we talking about Covid-19 and the impacts that it has on our mental, physical and emotional well being. We want to make sure you are looking after yourself and to do that we talk about four R’s - rest, refuel, regenerate and restore! </p> <p>We have two amazing speakers today! Camille is a psychological associate with DDSB and Herb is a social worker for the DDSB. They are going to take us through their roles and we just want students to be aware of the resources that they have at school.<br> *Disclaimer* We are aware not all school boards have the same access to resources and services.</p> <p>As always we are leaving our students with a task based on an expectation from the media literacy curriculum and mental health and crisis resources.</p> <p>We would both like to thank you for joining us on this journey. Hopefully this mini-series helps you welcome the topic of mental health into your classroom. Please leave us a comment - we can't wait to hear your thoughts!</p> <p>Here is the breakdown of this episode in case you would like to jump around to different parts or skip right to the lesson!</p> <p>Introduction and Teacher Talk: 00:00 - 10:12</p> <p>Student Talk - 10:12- 50:00 (approx. 40 minute lesson)</p> <p><br></p> <p>Our next mini-series will be on Anti-Indigenous Racism! Talk to you soon :) </p>
October 23, 2020
<p>Welcome back to [ED]ssential and to our third episode on mental health! Today we are unpacking the term stigma and why it is so important to eliminate all stigma surrounding mental health. We have a very special guest on with us today; Evan Sambasivam. He takes us on his discovery and ongoing journey with his mental health. We have a video for you to watch called: 5 Ways To Reduce Mental Health Stigma! and you can find the link to that on our website www.edssentialpodcast.com. As always we are leaving our students with a task based on an expectation from the media literacy curriculum and mental health and crisis resources.</p> <p>We would both like to thank you for joining on this new journey- hopefully this mini series helps you welcome the topic of mental health into your classroom. Please leave us a comment - we can't wait to hear your thoughts!</p> <p>Here is the breakdown of this episode in case you would like to jump around to different parts or skip right to the lesson!</p> <p>Introduction and Teacher Talk: 00:00 - 10:28</p> <p>Student Talk - 10:28- 45:00 + 4 minutes for the video (approx. 40 minute lesson)</p>
October 16, 2020
<p>Welcome to the second episode of our mental health mini-series! Today's episode dives deeper into depression. We discuss the different types of depression and the different connotations associated with it. We have some great resources for you and a phenomenally powerful young voice sharing her story; a big thank you to Madison for her vulnerability in today's episode. We are so grateful! </p> <p>It is also important that students have access to resources and so we will be providing them with the Kids Help Phone phone number and a Crisis Hotline text number every episode. We would both like to thank you for joining on this new journey- hopefully this mini series helps you welcome the topic of mental health into your classroom. Please leave us a comment - we can't wait to hear your thoughts! Also, to see what we're diving into next week head over to our Instagram and give us a follow @edssentialpodcast</p> <p>Here is the breakdown of this episode in case you would like to jump around to different parts or skip right to the lesson!</p> <p>Introduction and Teacher Talk- 0:00-9:49</p> <p>Student Talk- 9:50-34:31 (approx. 24 minutes + 4 minutes for the video)</p>
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We are an educational podcast focused on reframing important topics in Language Arts and High School English through a social justice lens.
We are so excited to be part of your classroom; offering informative content to help foster open minds and critical thinking with our mini-lesson podcast series.
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