Thriving in the Classroom

A digital toolkit to support resilience in post-secondary educators and their students

Academic Resilience

Can faculty help students foster academic resilience?

Absolutely! As a faculty member, you can help increase students’ academic resilience in a number of ways.

Change mindsets

Increase social belonging

Encourage self-reflection

Increase self-regulation

Integrate learning strategies

Teaching students how to manage their workload in your class, decipher a complex text, chunk a big project into smaller and more manageable sub-tasks, study efficiently and other essential skills can enhance academic performance and resilience.

Sometimes all it takes is sending the message that all students belong and are capable of great accomplishments with the proper mindset, effort and strategies for success.

Learn more

For more information about helping students foster resilience, check out this podcast and accompanying article on Why Academic Tenacity Matters from Scientific American.