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  • The influence of psychotraumatic factors in childhood and adolescence on the life paradigm (review)

    Редактор | 2021, Literature reviews, Practical medicine part 19 №6. 2021 | 9 декабря, 2021

    V.M. GANUZIN

    Yaroslavl State Medical University, Yaroslavl

     Contact details:

    Ganuzin V.M. — PhD (medicine), Associate Professor of the Department of Pediatrics

    Address: 5 Revolyutsiоnnaya St., Yaroslavl, Russian Federation, 150000, tel.: +7 (4852) 35-66-92, e-mail: vganuzin@rambler.ru

    The article examines the influence of the school environment and the pedagogical process on the mental and physical health of schoolchildren. An overview of the modern Russian and foreign research on ensuring the psychological safety of the educational environment is given. The issues of psychological safety of the school climate, didactogeny, pedagogical violence, bullying, victimization, suicidal situations and the factors contributing to their occurrence are considered.

    Key words: psychological safety, school climate, didactogeny, pedagogical violence, bullying, victimization, suicidal behavior.

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    Метки: 2021, bullying, didactogeny, pedagogical violence, Practical medicine part 19 №6. 2021, psychological safety, school climate, suicidal behavior, V.M. GANUZIN, victimization

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