Cortisol in the classroom: Behaviours to look out for (and how schools can help)

Connected - The Thrive® Podcast
12/01/2023
Cortisol in the classroom: Behaviours to look out for (and how schools can help)

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"If families are stressed, it will be having an impact on children in school." The cost-of-living crisis was recently identified as the leading cause of anxiety in young people. In this 3-minute video, Thrive's Head of Partnerships, Lee Prichard, talks about the impact a cortisol increase can have on pupils' behaviour in the classroom, the signs to look out for, and how educators can help. Press play to get started.

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