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An Introduction to Resilient Thinking

Reaching IN .. Reaching OUTP romoting Resilience in Young ChildrenReaching IN .. Reaching helping children learn to Reach IN to think more flexiblyand accurately and Reach OUT to others and Introduction to Resilient ThinkingRIRO ECE COLLEGE CURRICULUM MODULESR eaching IN .. Reaching OUT (RIRO) An Introduction to Resilient Thinking : RIRO ECE COLLEGE CURRICULUM MODULES Connie Winder George Brown College with contributions from: Darlene Kordich Hall, RIRO Jennifer Person, RIRO Marie Goulet, George Brown College Jennifer Robeson, George Brown College Freya Godard, Godard Communications Child & Family Partnership April 2006 RIRO 2 College Program Curriculum 2006 YMCA of Greater Toronto Child Development Institute George Brown College University of Guelph I

Contents Preface 5 References 5 Module 1: The Importance of Resilience 7 Learning outcomes 7 What is resilience? 8 Why is resilience important? 8 Why is it important for adults working with young children to be resilient? 9

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