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Resilience Through Their Eyes

Added on Oct 25th, 2016

How can we Cultivate Resilience? Asked questions such as, “What does it mean to have courage?” and “Who or what supports your ability to be resilient?” these grade 4-6 students from Surrey, British Columbia, reflect on their lives and share their thoughts, feelings, and wisdom.

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