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Earth of Joy_10477M

Earth of Joy_10477M

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7-11 years
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Overview

Study to evaluate the effect of the Terre de Joie educational kit on children's well-being and empathy at school

Description

Multicenter, randomized study with 58 classes divided into two groups (class receiving Earth of Joy versus class having lessons as usual). Assessments were made before and after the intervention using self-questionnaires.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

  • Volunteer teachers who have not yet experienced Earth of Joy in the classroom
  • Teachers of students in Grade 4. Mixed-grade classrooms are also eligible, including Grade 3/4 and Grade 4/5 combinations
  • Children aged between 7 and 11
  • Children able to read French

Exclusion Criteria:

  • Refusal of parents or child

Study details
    School Wellness Policy
    Empathy
    Harassment
    Climate

NCT07734324

Centre hospitalier de Ville-Evrard, France

20 October 2026

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