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Let's talk about mental health: Do schools and colleges acknowledge depression? | The Urban Debate
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September 3, 2021
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55:56Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate with Tanvi Shukla, we discuss the impact of poor mental health on students' minds and their careers. Institutes say that depression is not visible and hence it is difficult to trust. Seems like the educational institutes have to be more compassionate towards students. During the pandemic, institutions made efforts to take care o students' mental health. Depression is a sensitive issue which even corporate and professional sectors must acknowledge as well. Students also committed suicide due to failure in examinations. Do schools and colleges need to be more sensitive towards the marking-grading system as well? In today's debate, we question do schools and colleges need to be more compassionate towards depression? Watch the debate to know more.
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