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Meaning of resiliencia en educacion




Manuel Penichet P

resiliencia en educacion
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Resilience in mechanical terms is the index of a material shock resistance. However, educational resilience is an aspect of human development that highlights the strengths and opportunities that exist in society, so that people who have grown up in unfavourable and conflict, stress and continued risk environments can develop normally. In the words of Boris Cyrulnick, one of the authors most important movement of resilience in Europe, quot; an unhappy childhood, does not determine the future quot;.

  




Felipe Lorenzo del Río

Capacity of human beings to overcome physically and emotionally to the difficulties of all kinds in life; the worst difficulties are the emotional ones, like the death of a loved one that breaks us heart. This recovery is important to the passage of time and the possession of these values: autonomy, self-esteem, coping, conscience, responsibility, optimistic hope, smart sociability and tolerance to frustration. Has taken this term the psychology of the Sciences of nature which defined it as the resistance of materials to bend without breaking, and to restore their status and original form.

  



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