Teachers as HEROes: Building Psychological Capital with Hope, Efficacy, Resilience and Optimism
Presented by Sue Langley, CEO and Academic Director of the Langley Group.
Psychological capital is essential for both teachers and students because it provides a foundation for growth, resilience and success in academic and professional endeavours. The robust research in the academic field of Psychological Capital forms the basis for this unique and impactful session. When certain key elements combine in an individual, they have significant impacts on wellbeing, mental health and resilience, and on the ability to handle change and life. This is Positive Psychological Capital - characteristics of high self-efficacy, optimism, hope and resilience.
Last updated: 12/06/2024
Acknowledgement & Copyright Notice
We are incredibly grateful for the generosity of the presenters contributing to PESA's digital PD & Learning Program, and their commitment to sharing their knowledge, expertise and experience.
Please note these presentations include our presenters’ intellectual property, which has taken many years to build. Presentations are available for viewing by PESA members only, and proper attribution to the presenter/s must be made. Members are not authorised to share presentation links without prior written consent from the relevant presenter/s.
Related Resources
Creating a Wellbeing Environment: Positive Leadership Practices
The Perimenopausal Brain at Work
2026 PD Wrap Up: The Perimenopausal Brain at Work
Matter Neuroscience
Optimism, Hope and Goals
Creating a Wellbeing Environment: Positive Leadership Practices
The Perimenopausal Brain at Work
2026 PD Wrap Up: The Perimenopausal Brain at Work
Matter Neuroscience