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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the jabado lab doing at DKFZ?

  The Jabado lab is very excited to be part of The Virtual Child project, led by Drs. Stefan Pfister at DKFZ and Richard Gilbertson at the University of Cambridge. Dr. Jabado is co-leading the Neurobiology and Tumor Trajectories Group (NTTG) with Dr. Michael Taylor at SickKids.

• Who is Dr jabado?

  In 2015, Dr. Jabado was named as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada in the Life Sciences Division. The Jabado lab is very excited to be part of The Virtual Child project, led by Drs. Stefan Pfister at DKFZ and Richard Gilbertson at the University of Cambridge.

• Who is Nada jabado?

  Dr. Nada Jabado is a Professor of Pediatrics and Human Genetics at McGill University and a staff physician in the Division of Hematology and Oncology at the Montreal Children’s Hospital. She began her career as an independent investigator in 2003 at the RI-MUHC, pioneering a research program in pediatric brain tumors, which is now unparalleled.

• What is the Jabadao Body Awareness Course?

  Explore the 4 core body senses, the underpinning for developing body awareness. 25 short films 3 - 6 mins each. Courses introduce different aspects of JABADAO's Developmental Movement Play approach - perfect to underpin curriculum development, or to understand more about why children move as they do, especially the children you worry about most.

• What is the aim of teaching about physical health and wellbeing?

  The aim of teaching pupils about physical health and mental wellbeing is to give them the information that they need to make good decisions about their own health and wellbeing.

• How can we promote physical and mental wellbeing in schools?

  Emphasis should be given to the positive two-way relationship between good physical health and good mental wellbeing, and the benefits to mental wellbeing of physical exercise and time spent outdoors. Pupils should also be taught the benefits of hobbies, interests and participation in their own communities.

• Why is physical activity important for Health and wellbeing?

  Health and wellbeing Physical activity is an essential part of a healthy lifestyle. Linked to other positive lifestyle choices, it promotes good physical health and contributes to people’s emotional and social wellbeing.

• What should be the starting point for Health and Wellbeing Education?

  It is important that the starting point for health and wellbeing education should be a focus on enabling pupils to make well-informed, positive choices for themselves. In secondary school, teaching should build on primary content and should introduce new content to older pupils at appropriate points.