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Have you sought out your marigolds? Are you a marigold for someone else?
All the dispositions of resiliency are strengthened by courage. Courage is more about the small victories we achieve every day, as opposed to the sensationalized versions we see portrayed in the media. It’s coming back every day in spite of our fears...like...fear of inadequacy. It’s taking that extra step and asking for help. It’s going outside our comfort zone to try a new strategy while working with a family or mentoring a teacher.
As you work to recognize courage in yourselves and others, and as you strive to develop and strengthen your courage, use these resources to guide you.
What Is Courage?
There are many facets to the disposition of courage. It’s important that we take note of those and use that knowledge to build and strengthen our resilience. The following resources might be useful in helping you define or refine your understanding of what constitutes an act of courage and how to translate this to work in early education.
Everyday Acts of Courage
Courage comes in all forms. Big and small, every act of courage can teach us a bit more about ourselves as individuals and as a collective society. We all have stories of courage to share with the world. And one way to build up our courage is to watch and read and hear the courageous stories of others. Explore the following resources that illustrate the many faces of courage.
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