Mental health can negatively affect students’ academic performance if they don’t look out for mental issues. But first, you need to know that mental illnesses can arise from many situations surrounding a student. It can result from drug abuse, low self-esteem, depression, or living in an unsafe environment. By identifying these major causes beforehand, you can prevent mental disorders and protect students’ mental well-being. To do this, a school needs to create a learning space that supports students’ well-being and fosters growth strategies. There are various ways to go about this, but here are some of the best ways you can provide mental health support for students. Promote a positive…

New friends, classmates, and teachers can be a lot to deal with. Transferring your kids into a new school is already hard. But if you’re relocating to another country, then settling your kids into that new school just became even much more challenging. Imagine having to deal with cultural differences or language barriers. If you want to help your little ones adjust to school much faster and with greater ease, here’s some of what you need to know.  Recognize the Milestone  Don’t try to pretend that this is just another day at school. If your kids are going to a new one, acknowledge the fact that it’s a major milestone.…