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Supporting Student Wellbeing
Critical to student success is their well-being, explore the resources in this page to equip yourself in supporting your students.
Who is this page for?
The resources on this page are for Educators looking for reference materials and continued development around creating an inclusive and supportive educational environment.
On this page you will find videos, articles, microlearning experiences and visual discussing how to:
enhance student wellbeing
create an inclusive classroom
Learning Objectives
Apply best practices and strategies to effectively enhance student wellbeing.
Implement techniques to foster a supportive classroom community
Identify strategies for encouraging mindfulness in the online classroom
Foundational Context
Foundational Context
Start here to explore key resources about supporting student wellbeing in the online classroom.
Practice and Apply
Practice and Apply
The self-paced interactive activities below are designed to help you engage more deeply with accessibility concepts and apply inclusive design practices. Click on each activity card to launch it in a new window.
7 Types of Rest to Avoid Burnout.pdfDiscover the seven types of rest—physical, mental, sensory, creative, emotional, social, and spiritual—that are crucial for preventing burnout. This infographic is adapted from a recording of the seminar with the same title that you can watch here.
In this seminar recording, Sean Johnson, a 10+ year former educator and ADHD-diagnosed professional, shares information on some of the key challenges students with ADHD face, and also provides strategies to help engage disengaged students online.
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
Review the resources below for additional insight about supporting student wellbeing.
Social anxiety is a common, invisible disorder that affects many students. This seminar recording provides foundational knowledge of social anxiety, identifies the impacts of social anxiety in the academic environment, and shares strategies that support students with social anxiety during synchronous classes.
This session will introduce you to the fundamentals of complex trauma and polyvagal theory, offering insights into how trauma influences the nervous system and, consequently, learning and connection in the classroom. We’ll explore practical tactics to increase psychological safety and promote regulation, helping you create a classroom environment where all students can thrive.
Reading List
Reading List
Review the articles below for additional insight about supporting student wellbeing.
How should I support a student with an accommodation request?
For student accommodation requests, please refer to your program's policy.
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