Studies show that resilience has a positive influence on academic performance of undergraduates, as well as their social and emotional wellbeing. Resilience in learning, as in life, is about being able to persevere through setbacks, take on challenges and risk making mistakes to reach a goal. Here’s a look at what educators can do to develop more resilient students.
The science of resilience: How to teach students to persevere
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