Thrive Time

Resilience is the ability to face failure or disappointment, learn from the experience, and rise to try again. It’s one of the defining traits of those who thrive—people who experience well-being no matter their circumstances. Closely connected to grit and a growth mindset, resilience is not just a natural trait; it’s a skill that can be intentionally taught and strengthened. We know these qualities set our students up for success in school and in life—but how can we teach them effectively? And how can we do so in a way that reflects the design of our Heavenly Creator?

Join us for this interactive workshop to explore practical strategies for building resilience in students. You’ll walk away with faith-grounded, ready-to-use tools you can implement in your classroom the very next day.

Dr. Rhoda Wolle serves as the Vice President of Culture and Engagement at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee, WI. As an educational psychologist, Rhoda has taught workshops on five continents and has spoken to thousands of educators, parents, and teens on the topics of student success, culture, leadership, and the science of thriving. She is the cohost of the podcast 5toThrive and has authored multiple books. She has also designed a Christ-centered, brain based, social emotional learning curriculum for Christian schools called Thrive Time. She is a member of St. Marcus Lutheran Church in Milwaukee, WI.  In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, music, reading, walking, golf, and animals, especially her dog “Smidge”! 

You can find her resources available at: www.rhodawolle.com