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LIFE SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM Adolescent Behavioural Intervention for Semi Urban Schools SHILPI Copyright ©2011 Development Logix

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LIFE SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM Adolescent Behavioural Intervention for Semi Urban Schools

SHILPI

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WHAT IS THIS PRESENTATION ALL ABOUT

• What Adolescents Need?• What are Life Skills• About Shilpi Life Skills Training Program

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SELF CONCEPT

PEER PRESSURE

VOLATILE EMOTIONS

CRITICAL DECISIONS

PHYSILOGICAL CHANGES

Adolescence is the turning point in one’s life, it is not only a period of increased potential but also one of greater vulnerability…

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS

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SELF CONCEPT

PEER PRESSURE

VOLATILE EMOTIONS

CRITICAL DECISIONS

PHYSILOGICAL CHANGES

Researches say that out of every three cases of suicide reported every 15 minutes in India, one is committed by a Teenager

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS

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About one-fifth of India’s population is in the adolescent age group of 10–19 years. However, despite adolescents being a huge segment of the population, policies and programs in India have focused very little effort on the adolescent group.

Unfortunately, the special needs of adolescents are rarely addressed by the educational, health, and family welfare programs in India.

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With numerous changes in culture and lifestyle, many young people are not sufficiently

equipped with life skills to help them deal with the increased demands and pressures they experience.

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?WHAT ARE LIFE SKILLS

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Life Skills are abilities for adaptive and positive behaviour that enable individuals toDeal Effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life.

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Successful Life Skill Programs

Programme for the prevention of substance abuse(Botvin et al., 1980, 1984; Pentz, 1983)

Programme for the prevention of Adolescent Pregnancy (Zabin et al., 1986;Schinke, 1984)

Programme for the prevention of bullying (Olweus, 1990)

AIDS Prevention Program (WHO/GPA, 1994; Scripture Union, undated)

Promotion of Self-Confidence and Self-Esteem (TACADE,1990)

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Core Life Skills

INTERPRSONAL SKILLS

AFFECTIVE SKILLS

COGNITIVESKILLS

COMMUNICATIONRAPPORT BUILDINGCOLLABORATIONCULTURAL SENSITIVITY

EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCEEMPATHYSTRESS MANAGEMENTSELF ESTEEM

CRITICAL THINKINGCREATIVE THINKINGDECISION MAKINGPROBLEM SOLVING

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Life skills enable individuals to translate knowledge,

attitudes and values into

actual abilities – i.e. "what to do and how to do it".

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Life skills are Abilities that enable individuals to behave in healthy ways, given the desire to do so and given the scope and opportunity to do so.

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There are research indications that teaching skills in this way, as part of broad-based life skills programmes, is an effective approach for primary prevention education(Errecart et al., 1991; Perry and Kelder, 1992; Caplan et al., 1992).

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SHILPI LIFE SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM

Shilpi Life Skills Training program has been designed to develop psychosocial competencies and interpersonal skills that help young people make informed decisions, solve problems, think critically and creatively, communicate effectively, build healthy relationships, empathize with others, and cope with stress, which in turn will help them manage their lives in a healthy and productive manner

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PROGRAM OBJECTIVE

The aim of this program is to impart value based life skill education targeting adolescents from Rural and Semi-Urban areas.

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PROGRAM OBJECTIVE

To enhance psychosocial competencies in adolescents and enable them to translate knowledge, attitudes and values into actual abilities

To instil core values which help in development of individual, society and the nation

To propagate the importance of health and safety amongst adolescents

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PROGRAM COMPONENTS

Component Duration

Personality Development

120 Hours

Value Education 50 Hours

Health & Safety 30 Hours

TOTAL-210

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Personality Development:

PROGRAM COMPONENTS

This component of the life skills program focuses on two main skills namely cognitive skills and social skills. Cognitive skills are skills related to thinking and social skills are skills related to dealing with others. While thinking skills relate to reflection at a personal level, social skills include interpersonal skills and do not necessarily depend on logical thinking.

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Value Education

PROGRAM COMPONENTS

Values are those principles or standards, which help to better the quality of life. Values codify the dos and don'ts of behaviour. They form the basis of character formation and personality development. Adolescence, being the time when a person forms independent ideologies and abstract thoughts, becomes the most crucial phase for instilling value based education.

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Health & Safety

PROGRAM COMPONENTS

With life becoming more and more fast paced and challenging, the occurrence of accidents and illness are also increasing. In this kind of a scenario it becomes very important to provide the right health and safety information to young people.

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TRAINING METHODOLOGY

Class Discussion

Brain Storming

Role PlaysAudio Visual

Activities

Educational Games

Case Studies

Story Telling

Debates

The method used in teaching this program builds upon the social learning theory and on what we know of how young people learn from their environment; from observing how others behave and what consequences arise from behaviour.

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BENEFITS

This program has the potential of producing a positive impact on several important Educational Outcomes:

Better school engagement, commitment and attendance Safe and supportive learning environmentAbility to handle academic pressurePro-social engagement with teachers and peersPromotion of social and emotional learningMaking better choices in and out of classroom

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YOU CAN HELP

VOLUNTEERSPONSER A SCHOOLDONATESPREAD THE WORD

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Together we can help them cope better…

Together we can create a shared value…

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THANK YOU

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