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In the present situation, it is to encourage schools to include PSHE (individual, social, health, economic education) as much as possible in school (1). However, there are few existing frameworks actually doing this. Therefore, throughout the entire process of this article, when talking about things such as "emotion learning" it means a more structured version of PHSE, the guidelines of course content being specified specifically in the course . Place to hold the only meeting to promote mental health
In the UK, social and emotional learning is part of the essential part of the National Social Health Education (PSHE) and Citizenship Education National Curriculum. There are also about 60% primary school and 15% secondary school on a voluntary basis for the social and emotional learning (SEAL) program - plans to extend the program to all junior high schools until 2010. SEAL provides a framework - each school has its own plan, so establishing a valid evidence base is difficult
According to reports, the image of the body is not necessarily the subject of the school curriculum. This subject is not mandatory, but the image of the body is only one of the various themes taught as part of PSHE. In the survey, repeated requests were made to include compulsory courses on body images of elementary and junior high schools. Probably as part of PSHE. Body image courses are suggested to help children and young people better understand some of the technical elements of body images. For example, to understand the impact of body size biology and image processing