Monitor Student Mental Health in Your School

Name: Monitor Student Mental Health in Your School
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Maximise the pastoral provision in your school with real time wellbeing tracking.

Created byGreg Holden

Last updated 10/2020

English

What you'll learn

How to implement a simple yet robust wellbeing tracker
How to have better informed pastoral conversations with your students
How to encourage and reward positive behaviour within your school
How to use wellbeing data to spot patterns of behaviour before they become major issues

Course content

3 sections • 16 lectures • 1h 3m total length

Introduction to the Course2:34
Overview of the Tracker4:22
This video gives a full picture of the Task wellbeing tracker and also of the many other ways that you can use Task within your education setting.
How does the tracker work?6:00
This is short demonstration of the wellbeing tracker in action. You'll see a brief run through from a 'student' entering wellbeing data to it arriving in real time onto a google sheet for centralised monitoring.

Downloading the app and setting up your account0:32
Installing the tracker recipe - there are two to choose from0:19
Connecting the PERMA tracker to Google Sheets6:56
This video is for the PERMA tracker template. There is another wellbeing tracker on the Task platform - this is referred to in the video in lecture 7.
Connecting the basic tracker to Google Sheets7:13
In this video you will learn how to get going with your tracker using our 'out of the box' recipe. Once the project is installed on your account you will need to link it to your Google drive. This just takes a few simple steps.
Formatting your Google Sheet10:23
Once you send your first data from the app to a Google sheet it will need some basic formatting in order to read in a user friendly way. This can be done in a few simple steps.
Adding students and staff to the tracker0:44
Editing your tracker and adding a new survey6:58
Once your project is up and running, you may wish to add more wellbeing surveys at certain points in the year or simply edit the project to suit your setting. This is easily done, making the tracker a very versatile tool.
Day to day use - spotting patterns of behaviour6:37
This video summarises how best to use the tracker on a day to day basis. The functionality of Google Sheets makes this job easy as you can sort your data by student, by wellbeing category or by timestamp. Grouping your data makes spotting patterns and urgent issues much easier through the traffic light visuals.
Encouraging positive behaviour - Points and Rewards2:46
Avoid the 'tick box' routine with task's points and rewards feature. Encourage positive behaviour within your school with bespoke rewards that are appropriate for your setting.

Requirements

A desire to take a proactive stance in the monitoring of student wellbeing in your school
Access to a Google Drive
Access to iOS or Android app store

Description

Unlimited Focus Areas
Track any number of custom wellbeing focus areas. Monitor your students' diet, sleep, exercise, headspace, screen time, productivity - anything you want!
Easy Set Up and Customisation
Download the Task Wellbeing Project recipe and get started immediately. Easy to further customise a tracking system that's unique to your school.
Reward Positive Behaviour
Use Task's rewards feature to encourage your students to make regular use of the tracker. Each task earns points to redeem for rewards of your choice.

Who this course is for:

Pastoral leaders in education
Heads of Wellbeing
Housemasters & Housemistresses
Deputy Head (Pastoral)

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 13min

Set up and use of the Task wellbeing tracker9 lectures • 42min

Conclusion, FAQs and more about Task4 lectures • 8min

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