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What is an example of a characteristic that could boost self-esteem?
What is an example of a characteristic that could boost self-esteem?
- Having lots of friends (correct)
- Not caring about others
- Being always late
- Not exercising
Which activity is likely to be linked to feeling positive about oneself?
Which activity is likely to be linked to feeling positive about oneself?
- Being unkind
- Helping people (correct)
- Avoiding social interactions
- Ignoring others' feelings
Why might someone have difficulty naming things they like about themselves?
Why might someone have difficulty naming things they like about themselves?
- They lack interests
- They are always confident
- They may struggle with self-acceptance (correct)
- They have too much time
What is a benefit of saying nice things about others?
What is a benefit of saying nice things about others?
Which of the following is NOT a healthy aspect of self-esteem?
Which of the following is NOT a healthy aspect of self-esteem?
What is the best definition of self-esteem?
What is the best definition of self-esteem?
Which of the following is a characteristic of high self-esteem?
Which of the following is a characteristic of high self-esteem?
How might someone with low self-esteem typically behave?
How might someone with low self-esteem typically behave?
What might be a visible sign of high self-esteem?
What might be a visible sign of high self-esteem?
Which behavior would likely be associated with someone who has high self-esteem?
Which behavior would likely be associated with someone who has high self-esteem?
What action is least likely to be taken by someone with low self-esteem?
What action is least likely to be taken by someone with low self-esteem?
Which statement best describes a person demonstrating low self-esteem?
Which statement best describes a person demonstrating low self-esteem?
Which phrase is most likely associated with someone who has high self-esteem?
Which phrase is most likely associated with someone who has high self-esteem?
Flashcards
Self-esteem
Self-esteem
A person's overall sense of their worth and value.
Positive qualities
Positive qualities
Good characteristics and traits a person possesses.
Identify personal strengths
Identify personal strengths
To recognize and list the skills and qualities that contribute to a positive self-image.
Acknowledge personal qualities
Acknowledge personal qualities
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Kindness towards others
Kindness towards others
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High Self-Esteem
High Self-Esteem
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Low Self-Esteem
Low Self-Esteem
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Characteristics of High Self-Esteem
Characteristics of High Self-Esteem
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Characteristics of Low Self-Esteem
Characteristics of Low Self-Esteem
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Understanding Self-Esteem
Understanding Self-Esteem
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Interviewing About Self-Esteem
Interviewing About Self-Esteem
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What you've learned about self-esteem
What you've learned about self-esteem
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Study Notes
Self-Esteem for Secondary Life Skills Students
- Activity Sheets: The materials include worksheets for students to reflect on self-esteem.
- Self-Reflection: Students are prompted to identify what they like about themselves physically and personally.
- Positive Attributes: Students are guided to list positive qualities including physical attributes, personality traits (friendly, honest, etc.), and skills (e.g., cooking, sports).
- Self-Esteem Definition: Worksheets include spaces to define self-esteem.
- High vs. Low Self-Esteem: Students are asked to identify characteristics of each.
- Peer & Teacher Reflection: Students are asked to write positive comments about classmates and teachers.
- Personal Reflection: Students document what they've learned about self-esteem.
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