Level of Resilience Among Academically intelligent students
Keywords:
Resilience, Academic Intelligent Smart studentAbstract
Resilience is an important element and basic self-need in the latest educational infrastructure. A high level of resilience is able to produce students with high positive values ??and in turn will contribute to various aspects of effectiveness in academic achievement and life. Therefore, this study aims to identify the level of resilience among academically intelligent students. This study looks specifically at the level of resilience that covers contract aspects such as self-strength, self-management, emotions and optimism. This study is quantitative in the form of a study that focuses on a questionnaire instrument involving 217 respondents selected among academically intelligent students in clusters Secondary School. The study samples were purposively selected in five clusters Secondary schools consisting of outstanding students who obtained all A’s in all the subjects taken.
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