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Exploring Mental Health in Romeo and Juliet: A Student Analysis Podcast

Through a deep dive into the characters of Romeo and Juliet, students in Mrs. Dickson’s 9th grade English classes explored mental health themes, culminating in student created podcasts that dissect character struggles and offer insightful resources.
Carrie Peterson, Advisor
April 12, 2024
Student created podcasts foster skills like creativity, collaboration, and global awareness.
Student created podcasts foster skills like creativity, collaboration, and global awareness.
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Anxiety – Juliet
Brayden Williamson and Conner Danko
Anxiety – Juliet
Mckenzie Harbold, Ainsley Clark, and Wyatt Hubler
Intermittent Explosive Disorder
Evan Wooster, Aubrey Good, and Juliette Hall
Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Caleb Hudson, Landon Powell, and Peityn DeMoss
Impulsivity, Leading To Teen Suicide
Jacob Tiracorda, Raegan Correll, and Montgomery Van Buskirk
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Ethan Lutchko, Braydon Condon, and Allaina McGivney
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Alexandria McCamley, Kayla Dunlap, and Hilde Lautier
Major Depressive Disorder
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Hansen Lannen, Kaleb Kio, and Max Gibson
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