Harvard Center on the Developing Child April Issue (Resilience)

Former Member 4/28/153:47 PM

Below is the link to April's Issues with Videos and A Brief on Resilience

I didn't put the information here individually because you can go to the link and see the videos and the Brief.

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Why do some children do well despite significant adversity, while others do not? Science can help us understand the roots of resilience, which allows us to respond adaptively to serious hardship. These three short videos provide an overview of why resilience matters, how it develops, and ways to strengthen it in children.
Watch the videos

http://us4.campaign-archive2.c...f3c&e=aea50fbf57

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