The Good Student Tool

People can use the tool now and share it with friends, parents, teachers, organizations, schools and colleges, and at work settings.
Challenges of students and schools & colleges:
  • Anxiety and depression have increased since the start of the pandemic
  • More students are experiencing isolation and suicidal thoughts
  • 75% of all mental health issues arise by the age of 24
  • Women, minorities, first-generation and other groups still face unique challenges to school and life success
  • Limited resources offered by schools and colleges​​
An Effective Solution:
Tool that is backed by empirical studies, confidential, accessible 24/7, and usable by everyone everywhere.
An example of the feedback page is downloadable using this link below.
the_good_student.org_tool-feedback_page.pdf
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User Feedback

​What did you like most about the Tool?

"Questions were clear, and it didn't take much time to complete."
"The different scales available." 
"I like the detailed results that were given at the end of the survey."
"It's very simple for anyone to respond; and, it also directs students to appropriate resources based on survey results."
In case you missed our webinar or would like to have a sharable document about this Tool, You'll find a downloadable version attached below. 
The Good Student Webinar at Psi Chi international event
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Ways to help and get involved:
  • Student: use it and share it with your friends
  • Educators: use it in your syllabi and school orientation processes
  • Researcher: collaborate with us
  • Parents: share it with your network and school boards 
  • ​Also consider making a tax deductible donation

Reviews

​"The Good Student's pioneering work is sure to empower students everywhere."
  ―Kare Anderson, Author of Mutuality Matters, TED Speaker, and Emmy-winning NBC journalist
    "I highly recommend The Good Student organization that offers the Good Student Tool, which enables students to get immediate support and streamline their journey to school and life success."
​​―Philip Zimbardo, Professor Emeritus of Psychology at Stanford University and ​Past President of the American Psychological Association