Subtitle: Practical strategies to cultivate agency, resilience, and measurable progress
Empowered learners believe they can succeed—and act on that belief. This interactive workshop translates the research on self-efficacy into daily classroom strategies that build confidence, resilience, and agency. Participants will explore Bandura’s four sources of efficacy—mastery, modeling, encouragement, and emotional regulation—and learn how to embed them through growth-mindset language, goal setting, and reflective practice. Practical tools like feedback templates, goal trackers, and “power of yet” routines make progress visible and meaningful. You’ll leave with a clear framework and ready-to-use resources to cultivate students’ persistence, independence, and optimism—skills essential for lifelong learning and well-being.
Principal- Westpark Elementary School, Red Deer Public Schools
Sean began his 32 year career as a teacher at Tall Cree First Nation near Fort Vermillion. He counts his many years of experience working with Indigenous Peoples in First Nations school communities as some of his most fullfilling. He then entered the public school system teaching... Read More →
