Posted in Skills for Life, tagged empathy, life skills on January 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Encouraging a child to imagine how the other person feels or to put herself in that person’s place is a powerful way to nurture empathy.”
-Michelle Barb
This enables an individual to really step into another person’s shoes and feel with him.
How to Listen Empathetically
Actively attempt to understand the Other’s point of view
Take in information without [...]
Posted in Skills for Life, tagged stress management on March 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
STRESS
Remember the turtle – He makes no progress till he sticks his neck out.
Can we take charge of ourselves under any circumstances?
In our lives, we face many situations that leave us with a feeling of discomfort or inadequacy. It is situations like these that may cause a degree of stress.
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Posted in Skills for Life, tagged confidence, skills on February 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
CONFRONT YOUR FEARS
People with fears usually avoid situations they fear.When you avoid a situation the problem becomes worse,Instead of avoiding the situation face it confidently.In most cases the consequences are not as bad as weFear they would be.When you face the situation you would be flooded withFeelings of discomfort and after a while they will [...]
Posted in Skills for Life, tagged life skills on February 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
EDUCATION IS A TWO FOLD PROCESS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION INTO SOCIETY. “TEACH THEM WHATEVER IS NECESSARY TO EQUIP THEM FOR LIFE.”
- ST JULIE BILLIART
When geese fly in formation, they travel about 70% faster than when they fly alone. Geese share leadership. When the lead goose tires, he (or she) rotates back into the “V” And [...]
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