The course is based on selected content from the level 2 module KE207 Supporting children and young people’s wellbeing. The course will explain what wellbeing is and how creative activities may be used to support it with children and young people. You will examine case examples related to dance, sport and art.
Course learning outcomes
After studying this course, you should be able to:
analyse what is meant by children and young people's wellbeing
analyse the relationship between creativity and wellbeing
evaluate different types of creative activities and how these can help support wellbeing.
I found this course very informative and engaging. It provided useful insights into children's and young people’s wellbeing and explored how creative activities such as dance, gaming, arts and crafts can contribute positively to wellbeing.
I particularly appreciated the emphasis on understanding wellbeing from different perspectives and recognising the role practitioners can play in supporting children and young people. The course has strengthened my understanding of how creativity can promote confidence, participation, inclusion and overall wellbeing.
I would highly recommend this course to teachers, educators, parents, carers and other professionals working with children and young people.
I particularly appreciated the emphasis on understanding wellbeing from different perspectives and recognising the role practitioners can play in supporting children and young people. The course has strengthened my understanding of how creativity can promote confidence, participation, inclusion and overall wellbeing.
I would highly recommend this course to teachers, educators, parents, carers and other professionals working with children and young people.