Toxic Achievement Culture
Jennifer explores the alarming rise of mental health issues among students from high-achieving schools, revealing that they are now classified as an at-risk group. Despite their privileged backgrounds, the pain these children experience is real and deserves empathy. A leading resilience researcher emphasizes that pain should not be compared or minimized, urging adults to take action for these struggling teens.In this clip
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Conversation with Jennifer B. Wallace — What to Do About Toxic Achievement Culture
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