Theoretical, methodological, and empirical issues pertaining to the psychological and educational resilience of children and adolescents.
"We seldom look at the psychological price people pay of succeeding against the odds," said Edmund W. Gordon, a professor emeritus of psychology at Yale University, who, with Margaret C. Wang, wrote "Educational Resilience in Inner City America" (Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1994).
These more deeply psychic needs aren't divorced from material ones, either - research shows that that belonging in turn shapes our educational achievements and resilience, the foundations of material success.
There are no overnight fixes for issues such as cancer, educational gaps and environmental resilience.
We designed an educational intervention to improve resilience to pandemic-related stress.
Mothers having an educational background may have resilience in the psychological domains.
By contrast, other studies have reported some positive effects and achievements in people with OI, such as a low incidence of depression, strong resilience, high educational level, and high employment rate [ 13, 16- 20].
But we were lucky on my block to get a solar charging station in the community garden through Solar One, a nonprofit and educational group, and Power Rockaways Resilience, a group that is raising money to bring more mobile solar generation to the area.
The many other covariates BMI, physical activity behaviour, resilience, personality traits, educational level, and migration background proved statistically insignificant.
She has worked with UK based Academic Network for Disaster Resilience to Optimise Educational Development (ANDROID) and International Institute for Infrastructure Renewal and Reconstruction (IIIRR), Canada.
The many other covariates BMI, physical activity behaviour, resilience, personality traits, educational level, and migration background proved statistically insignificant in the multivariate regression analysis of the present study.
