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Teaching happiness: the classes in wellbeing that are helping our children: "...Wellbeing classes are an important part of moving British education beyond its "toxic obsession" with exams and tests, towards a more holistic idea of education that gives young people the cognitive skills they need to cope with the ups and downs that they will inevitably face in life."

Martin Seligman, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania says: "There's too much emphasis on happiness, I think. I'm interested in the meaningful or virtuous life, what the Greeks called eudaimonia.""

Last September, Ed Balls, the schools secretary, introduced a new voluntary subject in secondary education, called Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEAL), which would be a component in the statutory subject Personal, Social and Health Education (PSHE)

It seems a little weird that the UK government is getting involved in SEAL a component in PGSC, getting into children's minds. But, religion does this too.

[Bonus link:] If you're grown-up and feeling a little un-meaningful, maybe more social success is for you.

# Posted by Steve Hooker at 19/2/08; 10:17:55 AM to the Psychology dept.
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