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    | Anchor | A Life Skills Program For School Children

    Adolescence is a period marked with several changes at thephysical, mental, emotional and social level. For most it is aconfusing period because not only do they have to deal with changeswithin themselves but also with changes in peoples attitudes andbehaviors to those changes!

    Various international organizations have been advocating the need to introduce LifeSkills training at the school level.

    Interest in Life Skills training, the world over, addresses the two-pronged concerns:

    To prevent individuals from making debilitating choices during their formative years

    To strengthen their abilities to engage with life situations in a way that promotes their well being and theirrelationship with others

    The program will give participants ample opportunity and a safe forum to interact with others, share andexchange ideas, which is turn will impact their perception and attitude about themselves and the world. The

    program will also equip them with thinking, behavioural and attitudinal skills needed to cope with problemsand stresses. This will be achieved through activities that are aimed at awareness building, providing necessaryskills and application in day-to-day life. The process of learning will be experiential and fun.

    Target Group:

    Children in the age group of 0-4 years (Classes 5 to 9)

    Program Framework:Based on research, Life Skills for adolescents should include

    Broad Objectives:

    To help participants develop a realistic and positive self image

    To build confidence and develop decision making skills

    To improve communication skills- with peers and elders

    To induce team spirit and team work

    To develop the ability to think innovatively

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    To improve presentation skills

    To provide a platform for sharing concerns

    Elements of the Program:

    The Anchor Life Skills Program will focus on these aspects through the development of :

    Cognitive Skills

    Critical and Creative Thinking

    Decision Making and Problem Solving

    Social Skills

    Communication Skills

    Empathy and Team Work

    Assertiveness Training

    Negotiation Skills

    Self-management Skills

    Self Esteem

    Emotional Intelligence

    Healthy Habits

    Handling Stress

    Interpersonal Skills

    Managing Conflict

    Proactive Citizenship

    The program will address these aspects in every class with age appropriate interventions.

    Duration:Fifteen sessions of one hour each per class

    Methodology:

    Highly interactive and fun!

    Role plays

    Drawing activitiesPresentations

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    Discussions

    Activities

    Simulated games

    Case study discussions

    Self exploratory questionnaires

    Resources:

    Props for activities

    Posters

    Presentations

    Worksheets and questionnairesAuthentic material- articles, newspaper, reports - to contextualize learning

    Each participant will receive a Journal/ Handbook to record their process and shifts and also informationand formats that will benefit them in their lives later

    Facilitator Profile:

    Experienced faculty with excellent communication and inter personal skills. Understanding the age group being

    handled and the task at hand- of building skills and clarifying and enhancing attitudes, it is imperative that theprogram is delivered sensitively and decisively.

    Infrastructure for the workshop:

    Room with chairs and tables that can be rearranged

    White/ Black Board

    Optimum Group Size:

    Class of 40 students