Psychology: Mental Health Education Reader for Primary School Students (Student Book)

Author: Li Dan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: In the 21st century, for the younger generation, it is both full of temptation, opportunities, and development, as well as carrying competition, pressure, and loss. Whether it is development or loss, the physical and mental health of individuals may undergo significant changes, and such changes require individuals to respond with composure. For a large number of primary school students, if they can, in the early stages of learning, under the guidance and help of teachers, through step-by-step activities, develop their minds; temper their perseverance; better understand and know themselves; improve their learning interest and confidence; train their social interaction skills; cultivate their ability for independent learning; enhance their initiative and enthusiasm for participating in activities, then in the future, when entering higher-level schools or stepping into a highly competitive society, they will have the capital to respond with composure. The original intention and purpose of this psychological activity course are all based on this. This activity course textbook contains a total of 40 lessons, organized into units, grouping similar topics together. Each unit consists of 5 lessons, making a total of 8 units. Each unit has an introduction that summarizes the general content of the unit. The introduction serves to guide students' attention and stimulate their interest in learning and engaging with the main content of the unit. The structure of each lesson is roughly as follows: Introduction page, primarily featuring cartoon images related to the lesson content, accompanied by corresponding text, or a few maxims, or a prose poem, or guiding sentences related to the image; Activity process, composed of multiple activity items, including post-activity reflection, as well as content requiring further thought or training for students after class; Catchphrases, listed at the end of the lesson, with various forms and expressions, such as emotional connections, tips, or quick tips, etc.