Tag: well-being

• Have you connected today?

  

  People matter. With those two words, American psychologist, Chris Peterson, summarized his life research on how to enable people to go from surviving to thriving, discovering and pursuing what really what makes life worth living for them.  In the Huffington Post Canadian edition today, publishes a video with the astounding title: The most connected generation…

  Claire Maria Ford

  June 20, 2019

  connecting, Culture, employee engagement, English Language Culture, esl, family, human resources, identity, industrial relations, initiative, motivation, personal development, responsibility, teaching, Uncategorized, workplace wellbeing

  community, connection, cure for loneliness, engagement, loneliness, party, relationships, screen mania, social ills, social skills, thrive, well-being

• How are you today?

  

  Any student of mine knows that my priority in class is their well-being, which is why classes usually begin with: How are you? How’s your day going? What’s new and exciting? I’m sure that most teachers would agree that a happy student is a learning student (at least, more likely to be learning student!) So…

  Claire Maria Ford

  April 8, 2019

  personal development

  helplessness;, hope, learn, positive psychology, seligman, well-being