Research proves that by intentionally practicing gratitude, we can dramatically improve our disposition, bringing us more joy and better health. It also makes a huge difference in relationships and leads to more successful learning experiences. In this session, Lainie Rowell shares how educators can use small gratitude practices to make a big difference with kids, peers, and the world. We can use gratitude to shift from barely surviving to actually thriving and flourishing.
Join this interactive and engaging session to discover and discuss:
- How we can empower kids to be grateful for learning which leads to engagement and improved performance
- Ways we can practice gratitude with our peers to help us cope with stress, regulate our emotions, and nurture relationships
- How gratitude promotes prosocial behavior in our learning communities and the world