Natalie Croome is a cross-curricular generalist, specialising in helping teams hone in on just what it is that student learning is showing them about possible areas of focus for teacher and/or leader learning. Using Professional Learning Standards as drivers in the design of high-quality Professional Learning Programmes, Natalie guides teams of leaders through engaging inquiries, honing in on connecting teacher learning to student learning.
* Self-paced course with six modules to be completed in your own time.
Module 1: Wellbeing and Resilience: Using terms we understand…what are we talking about?
- Describe and discuss the nature of wellbeing and resilience
- Understand that wellbeing and resilience are not synonymous
- Explore the connections and correlations between wellbeing and resilience
- Personalise, through our own experiences of “being well” and behaving resiliently
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Module 2: The look and Feel of Wellbeing and Resilience; Some helpful analogies
- Appreciate the value of analogies in helping describe concepts like wellbeing and resilience
- Consider the nature of wellbeing and resilience through analogies
- Create and share your own analogy for wellbeing and/or resilience
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Module 3: Telling Wellbeing and Resilience Stories
- Experience a personal story, tracking moments of varying levels of wellbeing and the activation of resilience strengths in challenging times
- Value the power of stories to illustrate and share personal experiences
- Compose a personal wellbeing and resilience story to share with others
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Module 4: The Strengths of Wellbeing and Resilience
- Identify, analyse and classify Wellbeing and Resilience strengths
- Reflect on the differences and correlations between Wellbeing and Resilience, using strength-based vocabulary
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Module 5: The I and WE of Wellbeing
- Consider aspects of wellbeing and resilience: emotional, physical, social, workplace and societal
- Decide on some strategies to focus on cultivating and strengthening wellbeing in various aspects of your life
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Module 6: Realising Resilience
- Explore possible ACTIONS you can take in your CONTEXT to strengthen and develop resilient behaviours
- Select a “resilience strengthening” strategy and create a plan of action for implementing it…at work and/or play
- Describe a range of practical strategies for developing resilience strengths
- Participate in collaborative groups to experience ways of developing resilience strengths
- Select plan for and create an approach for implementing one of the shared resilience strategies to your context
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