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Ansiedad social en alumnos con dificultades de aprendizaje Featuring NJ YELL (Jóvenes que destacan en liderazgo y aprendizaje)

Los estudiantes con dificultades de aprendizaje se enfrentan a la estigmatización y el acoso, y preparar a las personas para desafiar los estereotipos nocivos y negativos puede inspirar confianza en los demás.

Ansiedad social en alumnos con dificultades de aprendizaje

Consulta un estudio basado en la ansiedad social que experimentan los estudiantes con dificultades de aprendizaje. La investigación examina los niveles de ansiedad social de los estudiantes y determina las mejores formas de aliviar el estrés, por ejemplo, sesiones de terapia conductual y de accesibilidad. Encuentra la Ansiedad social en estudiantes con problemas de aprendizaje: Beneficios de la Terapia de Aceptación y Compromiso aquí: http://jpcp.uswr.ac.ir/article-1-201-en.pdf.

NJ NJ YELL - Youth Excelling in Leading & Learning (Jóvenes que destacan en liderazgo y aprendizaje)

La Statewide Parent Advocacy Network (SPAN) está reclutando activamente a jóvenes y adultos jóvenes, con y sin discapacidades y/o necesidades especiales de atención sanitaria, de entre 16 y 26 años, para nuestro consejo asesor, el NJ YELL.

NJ YELL ofrece la oportunidad de formarse en defensa y participar en reuniones regionales, teleconferencias, seminarios web y actos dedicados a mejorar la transición a la vida adulta.

Nuestro objetivo es promover la voz de los jóvenes, desarrollar su capacidad de defensa y aumentar su participación en funciones de liderazgo para mejorar los sistemas que afectan a sus vidas en educación, sanidad y vida independiente.

Para obtener más información sobre la participación en el NJ YELL, póngase en contacto con Erin Seigh, Coordinadora de Transición, SPAN Parent Advocacy Network, en eseigh@spanadvocacy.org

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