Research has shown that gratitude is more than just a courteous gesture; it is a powerful force that can shape school culture for the better.
When staff practice gratitude for themselves and with their students, they decrease emotional dysregulation, build emotional resilience, and serve as a buffer against anxiety and depression. Within a school community over time, this leads to improved mental health, stronger relationships, and a more supportive learning environment.
In this workshop, we will explore:
- The science of gratitude
- How gratitude can support us as school leaders as well as our staff and students
- Tangible strategies that can be easily implemented in your school
- Q&A to answer your questions
Watch the webinar led by Dr. Kelli Sammis, retired school administrator, designed specifically for campus and district leaders.
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