The fact that by far more attention has been directed toward resilience in academia, compared to a decade ago, is
undeniable. Nevertheless, the need is still felt for more research on other underexplored grounds tied to instructor's
resilience and the potential impact that enhancing resilience can have on the teachers’ ability to function in the
changing world. This paper strives for adding to the literature by providing empirical evidence on teacher resilience
and examining the perceptions, roles, and beliefs of teachers with the aim of building supportive educational settings
conducive to make both teachers and students come to fruition.