Are our youths resilient?


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WHILE textbooks may offer insights into complex equations and the wonders of science, resilience – a trait increasingly demanded by bosses – is not a lesson one can learn in class.

With the rise of overparenting, the lack of resilience – which can only be acquired through experiential learning and nurtured as a child grows and matures – is now a growing concern among parents and employers.

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