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Chapter Ten

Keep Going

Part One

FAILURE ISN'T THE END OF THE STORY
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Hot Takes (from rising leaders)

Five Questions on Resiliency

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Ranbir Singh | Student and Rising Leader How have you tried to leave your mark on the world? Anything I do, I do in sincerity. I...
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Reflection Activity

  • Option One: Hitch a ride with Nature Labs! Reflect on this lesson and take a (virtual) drive through your classroom: Mount Robson Provincial Park!
  • Option Two: Actually go outside. For real. Go for a nature walk in your community to reflect on this class with your friends or family.
  • Option Three: Do both!

Part Two

YOUR TEACHER WILL DIRECT YOU TO THE ACTIVITIES BELOW THAT WILL HELP YOU WITH YOUR PROJECT.

Mental Health

Mental health is vitally important and the cornerstone of resiliency. Uncover tools to help you help yourself.

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Failure & Resiliency

Setbacks happen. Failure happens. It's okay. If this isn't your time, learn how to bounce back even stronger.

Find out

Mentorship

What is mentorship? And how in the world do you find a mentor? We've got the answers!

How?

Go for a Hike

Check-in with yourself while checking out one of your classroom's incredible trails without breaking a sweat!

Hike!

Part Three

Featured Hot Take

Stumbling is hard. Failure is worse. But don’t worry! Paul McIntyer-Royston says it’s all going to work out in the end. Paul is one of Canada’s top fundraisers, having helped libraries, hospitals and even Canadian Olympians find gold.
 
We’re featuring this podcast across all five Nature Labs subjects. You might not like every course you take in school, but they are all related. By listening to this podcast, hopefully you’ll better understand why.
  • What dreams do you believe you need to stick with? Which ones should you let go?
  • Do you think linking passion, skill and mission can help you realize a bigger, bolder dream?
  • How could a mentor help you? Would they be able to advise how and when and if to act on a dream?
  • How might you solicit feedback that actually helps? Do you know how to separate helpful help from unhelpful help?
  • Check-in with yourself and your classmate next to you. How are you doing? This hasn’t been an easy class.
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Further Exploration

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The Weeks That Were (April 14-25)

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We’re days away from knowing who will form Canada’s next government, and in case this race has left you a bit lost, just a...
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The Weeks That Were (March 31st-April 11th)

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Sorry we missed you last week! As you probably know, we were busy producing a big six-part story on Canada’s federal election: why we’re having one, where the various parties stand, what’s a stake in the race, and much more. We hope it helps you make sense of this hectic, news-packed, five-week sprint to see who will govern our nation.
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April is Earth Month

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Earth Month is a time to celebrate our planet and find new ways to balance the needs of people and nature. Every April, people around...
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Resources From the Curated Library

Understanding How Design Thinking, Lean and Agile Work Together

Understanding How Design Thinking, Lean and Agile Work Together Bias: Centre Right Sub-Category: Peer Review Source: Mind the Product File Type: Guide Overview: From problem to solution assessment: process breakdown Web Link: https://www.mindtheproduct.com/understanding-design-thinking-lean-agile-work-together/

You Can Take It! How To Accept Negative Feedback With Ease

You Can Take It! How To Accept Negative Feedback With Ease Bias: Centre Right Sub-Category: Peer Review Source: Forbes File Type: Opinion Overview: The best ways to take criticism to improve your leadership Web Link: https://www.forbes.com/sites/joefolkman/2017/12/05/you-can-take-it-how-to-accept-negative-feedback-with-ease/#67ac745723a7

How to give helpful feedback

How to give helpful feedback Bias: Centre Right Sub-Category: Peer Review Source: Harvard Business Review File Type: Article Overview: How to give helpful feedback Web Link: https://hbr.org/topic/giving-feedback
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Mentorship

Career with Meaning
Need a mentor? Or several? Follow this guide to find the perfect mentor. What Is a Mentor? A mentor is someone who informally helps support you...
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Chapters

Chapter One

The System of Things

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Chapter Five

Here’s How

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Chapter Nine

Own Your Hypocrisy

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Chapter Two

The Context of It All

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Chapter Six

Your Turn

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Chapter Ten

Keep Going

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Chapter Three

We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know

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Chapter Seven

Dig Deeper

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Chapter Eleven

One Last Thing

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Chapter Four

Hard Stuff is Hard

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Chapter Eight

Be Better

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Chapter Twelve

The End (of the Beginning)

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