Hopeful Minds Overview Educator's Guide by the Shine Hope Company - Goetzke, Kathryn
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The Hopeful Minds®Overview Educator Guide is a curriculum designed to give children an introduction to the "what," "why," and "how" of hope. The curriculum includes three, 45-minute lessons that introduce the key tools needed to create, maintain, and grow hope, background information for educators, supplemental resources, classroom visuals, and a Hopework Book for students. Each lesson also includes a Hope Hero spotlight: a story highlighting positive role models who are using the skills in the curriculum to overcome obstacles and achieve their dreams. The Hope Heroes in the Hopeful…mehr

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The Hopeful Minds®Overview Educator Guide is a curriculum designed to give children an introduction to the "what," "why," and "how" of hope. The curriculum includes three, 45-minute lessons that introduce the key tools needed to create, maintain, and grow hope, background information for educators, supplemental resources, classroom visuals, and a Hopework Book for students. Each lesson also includes a Hope Hero spotlight: a story highlighting positive role models who are using the skills in the curriculum to overcome obstacles and achieve their dreams. The Hope Heroes in the Hopeful Minds®Overview include John Krasinski, "Magic" Johnson, and Selena Gomez. While this curriculum is geared towards 2nd grade students, it can be easily adapted for any age range (adults included), and can be utilized in any setting (such as schools, after-school programs, places of worship, hospitals, offices, and more). This curriculum has been specially designed to be used for either classroom or remote learning. The Hopeful Minds®Overview Educator Guide is based on research that suggests hope is a measurable and teachable skill. Hope impacts all outcomes in life, including academic achievement, athletic performance, health, and resilience. The curriculum was developed by a global advisory board, has been featured as an innovation by the World Bank, and was created using hope theory informed by researchers around the world. This is the first no-cost program to operationalize hope, and to offer it globally to those in need. If you are unable to purchase this program due to limited resources, you may request a digital copy at no-cost at www.hopefulminds.org and let us know your circumstances. We simply ask that you commit to doing something to help move this collective global hope movement forward. The program is also available for bulk license, to be distributed to entire schools, companies, organizations, communities, or cities. To do so, please e-mail anna@theshinehopecompany.com. Disclaimer: These materials are designed to assist you in learning about hope. They should not be used for medical advice, counseling, or other health-related services. iFred, The Shine Hope Company and Kathryn Goetzke do not endorse or provide any medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The information provided herein should not be used for the diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition and cannot be substituted for the advice of physicians, licensed professionals, or therapists who are familiar with your specific situation. Consult a licensed medical professional, or call 911, if you are in need of immediate assistance. © 2020, Kathryn Goetzke. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, shared or distributed without the written permission of the publisher. For more information, please contact kathryngoetzke@theshinehopecompany.com.
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Kathryn Goetzke is Founder and Chief Hope Officer at The Shine Hope Company, where she teaches all the 'how' to hope through her evidence-based SHINE Hope framework. She has over 30 years of experience in marketing, branding, and strategy, and was recently appointed to be a representative at the United Nations for the World Federation for Mental Health. She is the author of the Biggest Little Book About Hope and host of The Hope Matrix Podcast, and is the creator Hopeful Minds, Hopeful Mindsets, and Hopeful Cities. Kathryn has presented at Harvard University, the World Bank, the United Nations, and her program Hopeful Minds was featured in a documentary by the BBC, and she has appeared on global media. In her role as Chief Mood Officer at The Mood Factory, she created the first nationwide cause marketing campaign for mental health through her brand Mood-lites, which achieved over 35M in retail sales. Kathryn is the Founder of iFred, the International Foundation for Research and Education on Hope (previously depression), to honor her late father who died by suicide and her own personal struggles.You can read more about Kathryn's work here: https://kathryngoetzke.com