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Jasna Schwind

3 papers in the library · 8 citations · publishing 2017-2023

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Mindful practices in higher education classrooms: Impact on student experiences

International Health Trends and Perspectives July 28, 2023 Jasna Schwind, Heather J. Beanlands, Angel He Wang et al. 2 citations

Increasingly, research reveals that higher education students identify perceived stress and anxiety as negatively impacting their personal wellbeing, academic success, and future professional lives. Introduction of mindful practices into higher education settings has been shown to mitigate such stressors, and when practiced regularly, can enhance students’ sense of peace and calm. However,...

Primary Teachers’ Perceptions of Mindfulness Practices With Young Children

LEARNing Landscapes July 5, 2017 Stephanie Anne Piotrowski, Marni Binder, Jasna Schwind 6 citations

Recent research into mindfulness in education supports introduction of this practice into the classroom. This qualitative descriptive study explored mindfulness with young children, as perceived by their teachers. Four primary teachers were interviewed using open-ended and semi-structured questions, allowing them to share their experiences of implementing mindfulness in their classrooms. Using...

Mindfulness practice as a teaching-learning strategy in higher education: A qualitative exploratory pilot study.

Nurse Education Today March 2017 Jasna Schwind, Elizabeth McCay, Heather J. Beanlands et al.

Students in higher education are experiencing stress and anxiety, such that it impedes their academic success and personal wellbeing. Brief mindfulness meditation and lovingkindness meditation are two aspects of mindfulness practice that have the potential to decrease students' feelings of anxiety and stress, and increase their sense of wellbeing and capacity for compassion for self and for...