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...motivated, and also give you new ideas. I do hope you enjoy the course, and I wish you luck for your future career development. The guided activities throughout this course will help you to reflect on your life-long and life-wide experiences to help you to plan for a better future. Throughout the course you will find activities that ask you to write down your thoughts and...

...et al., 2019, for gaps related to socio-economic status/class/race see Carter and Weiner, 2013; for UK achievement gaps related to race/ethnicity see Stevens, 2007, for gender, ethnicity and social class see Strand, 2014) and disproportionate numbers of Black male students disciplined and excluded from school (for US see Skiba et al., 2002; Monroe, 2005; Ritter and...

...et al., 2020). Firstly, the motivations behind it can vary. For example, popular students may bully because they think it helps them stay popular or they enjoy the power it gives them. While others may cyberbully because they are struggling with their own self esteem or have a desire to fit in. There could be many other reasons why a person chooses to behave negatively...

...et al., 1978). The procedure has eight episodes, designed to expose infants to increasing amounts of stress in order to observe how they organise their attachment behaviours with their parents when distressed by: being in an unfamiliar environment, the entrance of an unfamiliar adult, and brief separations from the parent. Box 1: The Strange Situation Test This assessment...