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Project Description
Project Description
Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make healthy choices. Mental health is important at every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood.
This project is about:
Exploring more about how we can work towards development and maintenance of a healthy mindset and to encourage mental wellness advocates in our communities.
Being able to put yourself in someone else’s vantage point is an essential element of understanding how to develop good mental health.
Guidelines to do your personal project:
Guidelines to do your personal project:
Find your inspiration. You can do that by asking yourself these questions:
Observe people, your surroundings and the way they behave. Try and look at it from different vantage point.
What challenges do your think people have in their life when it is about maintaining their mental health?
Which issue do you think needs addressing?
How can you contribute/make an impact for betterment?
Finalize a Global context that you want to link your personal project with. Global context provides you with the context that guides and gives direction to your research.
Create your Inquiry question / research question / hypothesis / research statement
Identify the methodology that you want to approach your study through. Find out more about the methodology here.
Identify the academic subject(s) and the topic/concept from the subject that you would like to link with your personal project. For more information on how to link academic subject, click here
Research, gather resources, document your reflection journal. Reflection journal is an ongoing process. To access the reflection journal, please visit the PP Overview page
Work on your product/outcome
Work on your exhibition idea
Submit your work. Find about submission guidelines here.
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