self-esteem

80 Growth Mindset Prompts for SEMH Students

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Growth Mindset Prompts for Social-Emotional Learning Supporting students with Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs requires a delicate balance of encouragement, structure, and opportunities for self-reflection. Growth mindset prompts serve as powerful tools to help learners develop resilience, self-awareness, and emotional intelligence. This collection of prompts is organised into key developmental areas to support … Read more

Positive Person Adjectives for Diversity & Inclusion

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Positive Person Adjectives to Celebrate Diversity and Ability The power of positive language used around children cannot be overstated. Using affirmative positive person adjectives not only boosts self-esteem but also cultivates an inclusive environment that celebrates the unique strengths of every learner. This article explores a range of positive person adjectives particularly relevant to special … Read more

Using Specific Praise With Children

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Why and How to Use Praise with Children with SEN Specific praise is an effective and powerful tool for supporting children with special educational needs (SEN). It can help reinforce behaviour for learning, build self-esteem, and encourage the child to develop a growth mindset. : Importance of Specific Praise for Children with SEN: For children … Read more

Autism and Low Self-Esteem: Behaviors and Support Strategies

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Low Self-Esteem in Autistic Children Self-esteem is crucial in a child’s emotional well-being and overall development. When children have low self-esteem, it can affect their behaviour, relationships, and academic performance. In this article, we explore the behaviours associated with poor self-esteem and provide practical ways to support children, including autistic children. We need to focus … Read more