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Timbertop Marathon Runner

8 Sep 2015 Getting into Flow: The word engage originally meant ‘to pledge oneself to something’, in other words to fully commit to something, be it an activity, moment or person. T ...
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Creating character strengths wheels in the classroom

2 Sep 2015 Using the Language of Character Strengths in the Classroom: Introducing the language of character strengths in your classroom is a highly impactful way to interweave Positive Education through your everyday tea ...
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26 Aug 2015 Becoming a Mindful Teacher: With a growing evidence base of mindfulness interventions in schools, many teachers are wanting to introduce mindfulness practices in the classroom.
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12 Aug 2015 Getting Positive Education off the ground in your school: Positive Education can seem a deceptively simple idea, just educate in a positive way. Our book, Positive Education: The Geelong Grammar School Journe ...
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Parent and child conversing over coffee

7 Aug 2015 Parents as Positive Educators: We know that a child’s experience at school matters and has a lasting impact on their lives. Research studies show that a teenager’s connection to the ...
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Displaying positive emotions

28 Jul 2015 Positive emotions are contagious: There is no doubt that emotions impact our wellbeing. Consider a moment of joy at the sight of another person’s face, feeling awe as you stop to take ...
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Jack's What Went Well Wall

20 Jun 2015 Our Living Library of Positive Education in Action: At this year’s Positive Schools conference, we decided to take a growth mindset to developing new training experiences and tried something new. With t ...
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Words used to describe positive education

15 May 2015 Hear from the Discovering Positive Education Community: Our training team recently had the pleasure of going over to Northern Adelaide and working with Mark Oliphant College to run our Discovering Positive ...
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