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Beyond mindfulness Mondays in high schools: An emergent mindfulness practice towards embodied wisdom by Mel A. V. Voulgaris D.Ed., University of British Columbia, 2018 B.Ed., Simon Fraser University,

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Mindful high schools refer to educational institutions that integrate mindfulness practices into their curriculum and school culture, promoting emotional well-being, focus, and resilience among students.

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The purpose of mindful high schools is to cultivate a supportive and peaceful learning environment that enhances students' mental health, academic performance, and social skills through mindfulness strategies.

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Information required may include details about mindfulness programs implemented, assessment of student engagement, impacts on academic performance, and feedback from students and faculty.