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Most of you have probably heard this story before, but this is about Malala Yousafzai who is from Pakistani. She had a blog about women and education, and received death threats for her opinions. She was shot on her way to school one day by people who opposed her opinions, but she lived and kept writing and even went on to win a Nobel Peace Prize. If that's not resilience, I don't know what is. https://www.malala.org/malalas-story

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My group and I discussed the many examples of how kids show resiliency. Because a traumatic event or situation differs from child to child, their is not a magic tool that makes a child resilient. We found an article that discusses the ways in which we can build resilience in children. One that we mentioned in class that is also in this article is CONTROL. Children who have either lost their home, a parent, or is neglected all feel that lack of control over the situation. Instilling the idea of control and empowering a child is one of the most fundamental ways to build resilience in a child.
https://www.healthychildren.org/English/healthy-living/emotional-wellness/Building-Resilience/Pages/Building-Resilience-in-Children.aspx

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http://www.newyorker.com/science/maria-konnikova/the-secret-formula-for-resilience

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Feisty 😺http://www.raisingresilientkids.com/

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SACCE 5 https://youtu.be/prkN2In3HzEhttps://youtu.be/prkN2In3HzE

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https://youtu.be/HYsRGe0tfZc

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resilience is going though things but not giving up and just keep moving forward. Its having strength and courage.

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I think resilience is someone one who has been put through a lot and still goes on life with hopes and dreams of a better future. Someone who has a lot of courage and doesn't give up easily.

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Trying to be positive and find ways to move on. 

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Trying to be positive and find ways to move on. 

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I think it is conquering the worst that is thrown at you in the best possible way.

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Defying the odds

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I agree with what someone else wrote, the ability to "bounce back" after a negative experience

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Traits of a resilient person revolve around their courage to not let anything stop them. A child becomes resilient by seeing an example of someone who acts as such.

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It's hard. I have had a shitty hand given to me, I have witness abuse, things along that lines growing up. I strive and push through but there are days it's hard. Faking it until you make it. Try and be positive and sometimes you just need to reset and focus inwardly.

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Beating the statistics

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The ability to bounce back from the negative events and situations life throws at you.

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Resilience is related to risk vs. protective factors. No-one is born with a resiliency trait. However, with the right amount of support and care a child can become resilient.
Trauma Informed care is an example to teach and enhance resiliency.

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The ability to recover quickly from difficulties and being able to move forward with positive attitude.

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Courage,strength, and being able to overcome hardships. I think resilience is a learning process.  

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Courage,strength, and being able to overcome hardships. I think resilience is a learning process.  

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When faced with adversity sometimes you have no other choice.

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Being able to stay positive. Think it is more something that is nature based