Originated by: Dr Avi Gottlieb
One’s self-concept (also called self-identity) is a collection of descriptive observations of one’s self. Generally, self-concept embodies the answer to “Who am I?” (e.g. “I am a fast runner”)
This module looks at how we perceive ourselves and how we behave in given circumstances. We look individually and as a group to how we witness a situation for example a traffic accident, and how we respond to that.
We are continously working to improve and update our material to ensure it is meeting the needs of students and teachers alike.
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All modules are delivered to you via email through a downloadable link.
Our programmes include a range of learning materials to support both teachers and students in the classroom. Content wise, each module is different but some components are common to all to provide assessment tools for teachers and familiar references for students.
We believe that some topics are approached more powerfully by bringing in animation. That is why some of the topics have videos to illustrate the learning points
