The Orange Frog:  A Parable Based on Positive Psychology, 2016

The Orange Frog: A Parable Based on Positive Psychology, 2016

Caught between two worlds, Spark was exactly like every other frog in his pond with one notable exception. Spark emerges from a tadpole with a slight but noticeable orange spot. And this orange spot makes Spark feel uncomfortably different. What’s more, Spark begins to make a disconcerting observation; when Spark does things that make him feel better (and produce more positive results) the orange spots increase. Spark is left with a difficult decision; be normal, which makes him less conspicuous, or continue doing those things that make him happier, more productive and… more orange.

Reviewed by Carol Campbell, PhD

Vice President for Education

Southwestern Union Conference

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Edupreneur:  Unleashing Teacher Led Innovation in Schools, 2018
Edupreneur: Unleashing Teacher Led Innovation in Schools, 2018

Authors:  Aaron Tait and Dave Faulkner

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North American Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church

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