心理健康教育的新趋势:学校范围积极行为支持被引量：6

A New Trend in Mental Health Education:School-wide Positive Behavior Support

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摘要本文综述了心理健康教育发展的现状及挑战,提出了与学校教育紧密结合的新思路——学校范围积极行为支持(SWPBS)。本文通过分析其理论内涵和特征,总结了它在风险预防、循证干预、系统改变等方面的优势,进而阐述了它对促进心理健康教育转变角色、扩大功能、融入学校整体教育模式方面的重要价值。最后对国内应用SWPBS提出了建议。 This article summarizes the current state and challenges in the development of mental health education,and puts forward a new thought that is closely connected with school education school wide positive behavior support （SWPBS）.The article summarizes the advantages in the risk pre-vention,evidence based intervention,system change,etc.,and then illustrates its important value in promoting the role change of the mental health education,expanding its functions and being involved in the entire educational mode.Finally,the article offers some suggestions for the application of SWPBS at home.

作者刘宇洁韦小满

机构地区北京联合大学特殊教育学院北京师范大学教育学部

出处《湖州师范学院学报》 2014年第6期76-83,共8页 Journal of Huzhou University

关键词干预-反应学校范围积极行为支持风险预防循证干预系统改变 intervention- response school- wide positive behavior support （SWPBS） risk preven-tion evidence - based intervention system change

分类号 G642.0 [文化科学—高等教育学]

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