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Resiliency in Schools: Making it Happen for Students and Educators

Author:

Nan Henderson

Author:

Mike M. Milstein

Publication Date:

2003

Publisher:

Corwin Press, Inc.

Pages:

143

ISBN / ISSN:

761946705

Abstract:

The authors cover the following topics: What resiliency is and why it is so important; Schoolwide strategies to move students from "at risk" to resilient; How to integrate resiliency building with educational reform; How to adopt resiliency as the fourth "r" of your educational goals; Why resilient students need resilient educators; How to assess your starting point and increase your own resiliency; How to chart your progress as you make resiliency a way of life for yourself and your school; Skills and tools for resiliency building.

Call Number:

420/B/HEN/2003

Sector:

K-12 Sector

Library Item Type:

Print resource - book/monograph

Exemplary:

Exemplary - expert