Teaching Resilience in Florida Classrooms:
Real-World Tools to Meet Today’s Challenges
About the Webinar
Across Florida, educators are seeing it firsthand: more students struggling with motivation, behavior, and the ability to cope with everyday challenges. In response, the state has taken a bold step by implementing new Resiliency Education Standards—a proactive effort to equip students with the life skills they need to succeed—recognizing that students need more than academic skills to succeed in today’s world.
But how can schools implement these standards without overwhelming teachers or turning classrooms into therapy sessions?
Join us for a solution-focused webinar created specifically for Florida educators. We’ll explore practical, ready-to-use strategies for building resilience in students—tools that support academic engagement, behavior, and personal growth in any classroom setting. These resources are designed to align with the state’s five resiliency themes and help educators feel confident in addressing students’ growing social and emotional needs through structured, effective instruction.
What You’ll Learn:
- Why resilience is essential for student success in today’s schools
- Practical ways to foster motivation, decision-making, perseverance, and personal responsibility
- How to address the five core resilience themes outlined in Florida’s standards:
Personal Responsibility, Perseverance, Decision-Making, Self-Awareness, and Relationship Skills - Examples and strategies you can start using right away—with students of any age
- How to integrate resilience-building into your existing classroom routines and school initiatives
Who Should Attend:
- K–12 Teachers
- School Counselors and Support Staff
- Principals and District Leaders
- Student Services, MTSS, and PBIS Teams
- Educators working to improve student motivation, behavior, and long-term outcomes
Ready to Make Resilience a Reality in Your School?
Learn how to meet the growing demand for resilience education with practical tools that empower students—and support the educators who serve them.