Wellbeing For Children: Resilience - Free Educational videos for Students in K-12 | Lumos Learning

Wellbeing For Children: Resilience - Free Educational videos for Students in k-12


Wellbeing For Children: Resilience - By Lumos Learning



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00:0-1 Yeah , yeah . Think Have you ever felt anxious
00:24 when you've had loads of homeworks ? Maybe you felt
00:29 hurt when a friend said something mean about you or
00:34 sad when your dog passed away . Or maybe you're
00:39 feeling nervous about leaving primary school to go to secondary
00:42 school . There are going to be times in your
00:44 life that will be difficult to deal with . But
00:49 there is good news . Did you know you can
00:52 learn skills to help you deal with your challenging emotions
00:55 ? Better , these skills help you develop a characteristic
01:00 called resilience . Resilience is the ability to cope with
01:08 and bounce back from difficult times . It's being able
01:13 to pick yourself back up after you've been knocked down
01:17 . It's about building your inner strength to deal with
01:21 and manage stressful situations . Mhm , resilience and emotions
01:29 go hand in hand . Learning how to deal with
01:33 your challenging emotions when they occur is important in developing
01:37 your resilience . It can be helpful to think of
01:41 emotions as the weather . Sometimes they can be stormy
01:46 and dark , mhm and other times they can be
01:50 sunny and bright . Learning how to master your emotions
01:55 can help you build the confidence to tackle any challenge
01:58 thrown your way . Some of the challenges that you
02:02 might be dealing with could include dealing with an illness
02:06 , relationship or family issues , problems at school ,
02:15 bullying or losing someone you love . Those are all
02:22 really big things . But small things can stress people
02:26 out to like losing a sports game , being told
02:32 off by a parent or teacher or getting a detention
02:36 . For some people , these little things can add
02:40 up , but for other people , it doesn't bother
02:44 them much at all . That's because everyone has a
02:48 different level of resilience to people might experience similar situations
02:54 but cope with them in completely different ways . This
02:59 can be due to past experiences , genetics or what
03:04 we have learned from parents . Everyone is different .
03:08 The great thing is that you are actually able to
03:11 develop and build your resilience . However , being resilient
03:17 doesn't mean you are meant to push any feelings away
03:20 or not express them . Developing resilience means you learn
03:24 to recognize your emotions and manage them in a constructive
03:29 way . Here are some simple ways to start developing
03:34 your resilience . Find healthy ways to deal with stressful
03:39 times . If things start feeling too stressful , find
03:47 something enjoyable to do , like passing your pet ,
03:51 doing some exercise or talking to a parent , sibling
03:57 or friend . It can also include speaking positively to
04:01 yourself and reassuring yourself that things will be okay .
04:09 Accept the fact that change is a part of life
04:13 . This means everyone goes through it . Perhaps you
04:18 have moved to a new city or started a new
04:22 school . Maybe there's a new member in your family
04:28 . Often , it can take time to adjust to
04:30 a new change in life , especially if we didn't
04:33 choose it . But as you learn to accept changes
04:38 in your life and make the best out of whatever
04:41 is happening , you'll grow stronger and happier . Take
04:48 some deep breaths When you feel a challenging emotion .
04:54 Chances are your body is physically reacting to it ,
04:57 too . It will most likely be giving you warning
05:00 signs that you're feeling a certain way . If you're
05:03 stressed , scared or nervous , your heart might be
05:07 really fast or you might feel sweaty and shaky .
05:10 But did you know that you can actually use your
05:13 body to help you manage your emotions ? One way
05:17 of doing this is by controlling your breathing . Start
05:21 by slowing your breathing down take deep , deep breaths
05:26 in through your nose and out through your mouth .
05:36 Yeah , you'll be surprised with how calm this can
05:39 make you feel . Finally , learn to be flexible
05:48 when it comes to change . This helps to develop
05:51 your resilience . Life isn't perfect , and things don't
05:55 always go according to plan . Maybe you were promised
05:59 a birthday party , but your family couldn't afford one
06:02 this year . Or maybe you were expecting to get
06:05 into the top team of your favorite sport , but
06:08 found out that you placed in the second team instead
06:13 . Can you learn to become flexible when things don't
06:16 go the way you expected ? Being flexible helps you
06:20 to be creative in your ways of coping . Having
06:24 a Plan B and even a Plan C can assist
06:28 in your flexibility so that when your plan A falls
06:31 through , you still have other options . The key
06:35 is to maintain a positive perspective and not only see
06:38 what's not working , but be able to accept ,
06:41 change and focus on moving forward . Developing your resilience
06:49 is super important . If you want to be able
06:51 to handle difficult situations well and come out on top
06:56 , learning to develop your resilience can be done in
06:59 many ways . Like accepting that change is normal .
07:03 Yeah , yeah . Using healthy strategies to manage challenging
07:08 emotions and learning how to go with the flow .
07:12 Yeah . Remember , being resilient does not mean you
07:19 aren't allowed to feel and acknowledge your emotions . It
07:23 just means that you'll have the tools to help you
07:25 to cope with things that are difficult so you'll be
07:28 able to bounce back and make the most out of
07:31 life , Yeah .
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