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Gambling education — current practice and future directions
A theory and evidence scope by Dr Elly Hanson
This theory and evidence paper from Dr Elly Hanson takes a 'wide-lens' approach to the issue of gambling and gambling education — identifying both evidenced and promising approaches for education on this vital topic. The paper includes sections on:
- Gambling harms and ethical aims for education
- The 'do no harm' principle
- School-based approaches to reducing gambling harm
"On the basis of this review, our hope is that gambling education can form part of a holistic approach within PSHE and within schools that enables young people to navigate the present and the future with relevant knowledge, grounded confidence, autonomy, and emotional skill, whilst alive to their inner values."
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Resource type(s)
Case StudiesGuidance documents
Subject(s)
Economic Wellbeing and Financial CapabilityHealthy Lifestyles
Theory of PSHE and Research
Levels
Key Stage 1Key Stage 2
Key Stage 3
Key Stage 4
Key Stage 5
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