Students at Geelong Grammar School are undergoing the first year of a new, and controversial, experiment in education. Positive Education, a program developed by psychologist Martin Seligman, is designed to help children cultivate ways of becoming happier, more resilient people. But can optimism be learned in the same way that reading, writing, and arithmetic can? This video captures the range of events and emotions that the Australian teens work through, including bullying and self-esteem issues, as they attempt to employ Positive Education techniques. Additional insights are provided by the teaching staff, who are also grappling with this new way of learning.

Harry A. Sprague Library Collection

Positive psychology, School psychology, Educational psychology, Classroom management -- Australia -- Case studies

Janson-Moore, John (director), Douglas-Henry, Jessica (producer), Gyngell, Kim (narrator), Screen Australia (producer)

00:55:06 (HH:MM:SS)

English

adult/continuing education, higher education, high school (grades 10-12), college

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2010-01-01

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