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News from BRIK September 12, 2007 - BRIK has received a grant from the Mattel Foundation for "Making Connections through Science™" in which we will partner with Science Club for Girls, a Cambridge non-profit , to help make good relationships a part of their goals for girls in their after school programs. We will be developing a training specifically for science teachers and leaders of science project groups. The originator of Making Connections through Science™ will present a seminar about it at Tufts University 's School of Engineering this September. We would be happy to hear from teachers who want to make their science teaching more relational and who would like to share ideas. Click on contact us! |
What Is Resilience? — Resilience is the ability to bounce back, to weather a storm. But what builds resilience in children and adolescents?
Relationships, research shows, are what build resilience. A relationship with parents and other family members is best, but when these are strained by immigration and poverty, children often look for connection at school or after school programs. In fact, teachers are often the people children who have survived abuse and trauma remember as the person who “got them through.”
To foster the relationships that build resilience, Building Resilience in Kids offers:
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