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Nancy Claxton
Educator. Public Health Specialist. Behaviour Changer. Instructional Designer
Nancy Claxton is an experienced educator with a diverse background, specializing in health promotion for vulnerable groups and protection.
She holds a Master of Arts in Educational Policy, a Doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction, and other relevant degrees from reputable institutions.
Nancy has a passion for writing and has authored technical books, creative pieces, and curricula published in over 100 countries.
Her skill set includes expertise in educational leadership, special education, community health, brain-based learning, program evaluation, public speaking, workshop facilitation, and more.
Throughout her career, she has held key roles in organizations such as the World Health Organization, Red Cross societies, and educational consultancy groups.
Nancy has a strong track record in curriculum development, staff training, and community-based health initiatives, making a significant impact in the field of education and health promotion.
Her global perspective and wealth of experiences from living and working worldwide enrich her teaching and field work, contributing to her success in empowering individuals and communities.
Nancy's dedication to education, health, and community well-being is evident in the variety of roles she has undertaken, demonstrating her versatile skill set and commitment to making a difference.
Highlights
I watch the news and see so many people cheering for #political candidates who I know do NOT have the best interests of those very people who are cheering.
I see immigrants cheering for hard-right candidates who want to expel migrants.
I see women cheering for men who publicly brag about molesting women or who insist on taking away women's reproductive rights.
I see people of colour cheering on politicians known to promote white supremacy.
#Behaviouralstudies have one clear message - unhappy people vote against the status quo. They don't necessarily vote their interests or a specific candidate - instead they vote against an existing government to express their displeasure or unhappiness. Ahhh - I see. Those countries with Ministries of Happiness and Well-Being like Finland or Bhutan then start to make more sense. A happy citizenry is a complacent citizenry. Measuring people's happiness and a means to address their frustrations is just good #behaviouraleconomics.
What to do? Instead of talking about political platforms, ask people what brings them joy. Ask them if they have happiness in their lives. If not, why not? Talk about their 'haves' and whether they have progressed in their lives or not. If they have not, look quantitatively with them at which candidate will help them attain what they seek.
Has YOUR voting record mirrored your displeasure with the polticial status quo?

