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SINGHCollege
COLLEGE
EDUCATION
Rao MOHAR
Mohar Singh
ofOF
Education
Rajni Kotnala
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WHO (1997)
the abilities for adaptive and positive behavior
that enables individuals to deal effectively with the
demands and challenges of everyday life
UNICEF (2001)
life-skills
based education is
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POVERTY IN
POTENTIALITY
POVERTY IN
LIVING
CONDITIONS
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Problem-Solving
Decision Making
Critical Thinking
Creative Thinking
Communication Skills
Self-Awareness
Stress Management
Empathy
Interpersonal
Relationship
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reinforcement or change
Positive
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Skills
Health Behavior
Prevention
of Health Problems
PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILL
Allows to solve an issue, problem or conflict
without anger, intimidation, insubordination,
aggressive force or behavior
Devising a plan in order to solve a problem
Examining a related problem
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Adjustment to a situation
PROBLEMS if left unresolved MENTAL &
PHYSICAL STRESS
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Steps for
Responsible Decision Making
Identify/Define the problem
Consider the consequences or outcomes
Consider family and personal values
Choose one alternative
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Critical Thinking
Ability to analyze information and experiences in
an objective manner
Helps adolescents to recognize and to assess
the factors influencing attitude & behavior values, pressures (peer,family)
Key to form right attitudes towards life
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Creative Thinking
Enables to explore available alternatives and
consequences of actions or non-actions
Openness to experience
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SELF-AWARENESS
Body movement and gestures
Taking responsibility for own behavior
Being able to stand up for ones own values and
needs
Awareness of mental process
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Empathy
Ability to understand and accept others
To put oneself in other persons shoes
Being nurturing and tolerant
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Interpersonal Skills
To be able to develop & nurture supportive
networks
To be able to end relationships constructively
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Effective Communication
To express ourselves verbally & non-verbally
To express opinions, desires, needs & fears
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Ways to say NO
Polite refusal
Give reason
Repeat refusal
Walk away
Ignore the person
Avoid the situation
Find others support
Talk about your own feelings
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