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प्रश्न
Examine some ways to foster positive self-esteem in students.
उत्तर
The following strategies can be effective in helping students develop strong self-esteem:
- accentuating positive life experiences to develop a positive identity. This increases confidence in self.
- providing opportunities for the development of physical, social, and vocational skills.
- establishing trustful communication.
- goals for the students should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and to be completed within a relevant time frame.
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