LIFE SKILLS-AN INTRODUCTION

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LIFE SKILLS-AN INTRODUCTION IAP VISION 2007 LIFE SKILLS-AN INTRODUCTION ADOLESCENT FRIENDLY SCHOOL INITIATIVE Adolescent Friendly School Initiative

ADOLESCENT PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT SELF AWARENESS Self –Identity Ego- Identity Self –Confidence Self – Esteem AUTONOMY & INDEPENDENCE  Assertivenes Critical Thinking & Decision Making Problem Solving Values Clarifications Curious, Adventurous, Experimental  RISK TAKING COPING WITH STRESSES & FAILURES

What is ‘Life Skills’? …abilities that help promote mental well being and competence in young people as they face the realities of life.

What is ‘Life Skills’? UNICEF “life-skills based education is Contd.. What is ‘Life Skills’? UNICEF “life-skills based education is -behavior change or behavior development approach -designed to address a balance of three areas: knowledge, attitude, and skills.

What is ‘Life Skills’? WHO Contd.. What is ‘Life Skills’? WHO “the abilities for adaptive and positive behavior that - enables individuals to deal effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life”

What are the “Life Skills” ? Interpersonal Relationship Self Awareness Empathy Effective Communication Decision Making Creative Thinking Critical Thinking Problem Solving Negotiation Skills Coping with stress & Emotions

Significance of learning Life Skills To be able to explore alternatives Weigh pros and cons Make rational decisions Communicate effectively To say “No” Be assertive

How ‘Life Skills’ lead to primary prevention of health problems? Knowledge Attitudes Values Life Skills Behavior reinforcement or change Positive Health Behavior Prevention of Health Problems

What is Decision Making ? Abilities to assess available options To foresee the consequences of different decisions (actions/non-actions) No decision is also a decision

Decision Making Major Life Decisions GOALS Develop, Prioritize, attain CHOICE Of life style,study & food habits, hobbies COPING UP With stress, alcohol, drugs, STD, AIDS CAREER Choice of profession,further study

Responsible Decision Making Making decision after examining the choices & consequences in view of one’s values and goals is Responsible Decision Making

Steps for Responsible Decision Making Identify/Define the problem Consider the consequences or outcomes Consider family and personal values Choose one alternative Implement the decision

Creative Thinking Enables to explore available alternatives and consequences of actions or non-actions Contributes to Decision Making & Problem Solving Helps adolescents to respond adaptively and with flexibility to the daily life situations

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 Assists in developing responsible behavior.

Effective Communication To express ourselves verbally & non-verbally To express opinions, desires, needs & fears also To ask for advice and help

Empathy Ability to understand and accept others To put oneself in other person’s shoes Being nurturing and tolerant Encourages a positive behavior towards people in need or difficulty

Interpersonal Skills To be able to develop & nurture supportive networks To be able to end relationships constructively Helps adolescents to relate with people in positive ways

NEGOTIATING SKILLS Allows to solve an issue, problem or conflict Without anger, intimidation, insubordination, aggressive force or behavior Negotiate as soon as possible for communication Deals constructively with problems PROBLEMS if left unresolved  MENTAL & PHYSICAL STRESS

Behavior change through Life Skills 1. Ignorance 2. Awareness 3. Concern 4. Knowledge 5. Motivation 6. Readiness to change 7. Willingness to change 8. Acceptance 9. Habit 10.Lifestyle Behavior change through Life Skills

STAGES To Acheive Identify the problem or issue Collect information/knowledge Associated physical, emotional, psychological feelings Possible ways of solving Effective communication skills Alternative solutions Mutual decision To Acheive

Coping with emotions & stress Recognizing effects of emotions on others and ourselves Being aware of how emotions influence behaviors Able to respond to emotions appropriately

How to cope with stress Recognize sources of stress in our life Recognizing how these affect us Identifying ways that help to control our levels of stress Learning how to relax to minimize tensions

Self Assertiveness Assertive people respect themselves & others equally It is communicating feelings and need while respecting rights of others Being able to stand up for one’s own values and needs Take control of one’s decisions Recognize attempts of others to control

Self Assertiveness Trust & value one’s own feelings Recognize & use non verbal communication STEPS State your position Offer reason/explanation Acknowledge other’s feelings

Take Pleasure & Pride in saying NO when one wants to say “no” 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

Life Skills Education Dynamic teaching & Dynamic learning Working in small groups & pairs Brainstorming Role-plays Experiential learning Games & debates Home assignments, to further discuss and practice skills with family & friends.

Key Messages Life skill management for adolescent is the need of today’s world Life Skills Education makes a person “a balanced adult” who contributes meaningfully to society PEDIATRICIANS have a great role to play by learning & teaching this course

Thus, the ‘Life skills’ …. are applied in various aspects of life in human relationships, learning about rights & responsibilities in health issues: Mental Health-Stresses HIV-AIDS /STD Prevention Drug abuse, Sexual violence Teenage pregnancy Suicide Prevention

Therefore, the Adolescents should know about ‘Life skills’ because Empowers them to take positive actions to protect themselves and to promote health and positive social relationships. Utility in Other areas Environment Education Consumer Education Peace Education Social cultural Issues

THANK YOU Acknowledge inputs of Dr. Swati Y Bhave & Dr. Harish Pemde