Self Knowledge

​Social communication skill – Assertiveness
​Assertiveness, as a style of communication, is characterized by the ability to directly and confidently express our genuine opinion, feelings, or attitudes, such that the rights of others and social circumstances are respected.
It is proven that assertiveness affects our self-esteem and self-confidence, so there’s no doubt that practicing assertiveness is useful for pre-teens. The most important point is to assure teens that it’s okay to claim their rights and to ask, to initiate, to express their opinions and feelings. That it’s okay to say NO to other people in a respectful way.

Life Skills

Goal setting, time management, balancing activities in life. Making a calendar and schedule

Home Abilities

Change lightbulbs, batteries, electronics

Money Matters

Wants vs. Needs short-term vs. long-term savings

Self Care

Making boundaries