Activities For Building Self-Confidence school policy Using the latest thinking and

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Activities For Building Self-Confidence school policy Using the latest thinking andThese activities recognise that self confidence and self esteem are interrelated. They can be used to create a programme for developing self confidence in young people and include ways to help them: Learn to focus and concentrate Pay attention Learn to speak up for themselves Acknowledge what they have already learnt Accept praise and appreciation To accept and give compliments and criticism Speak openly about their strengths Acknowledge achievements