Resilience: Challenge, Balancing Risks + Productively Managing Crises

Crises often hit human existence unexpectedly and usually profoundly. Being caught up by them can lead to a loss of meaning and power to act. But people can somehow "muddle through" the experience of the crisis. They are proving to be resilient. Nevertheless, it is important to take a close look when talking about resilience. Because it is conceivable that people are not successful in dealing with crises despite building resilience. Together we will discuss what resilience is, and what it means in terms of developmental psychology and pedagogy, and where the limits of resilience are also
concept.

Experts:
Prof. Dr. Albert Düggeli, Vice-Rector Research and Development at the University of Teacher Education of the Grisons
Giuseppe Palaia, class teacher of the Timeout class secondary level I in Chur

Moderation:
Dr. Sog Yee Mok, Research Assistant at the University of Teacher Education of the Grisons

Organizer:
University of Teacher Education of the Grisons