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What length (min)30
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Lesson Plan: Building Self-Confidence

Subject: Health

Topic: Self-Confidence

Duration: 30 Minutes

Year Level: Doesn’t Matter


Objectives

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

  1. Understand the concept of self-confidence and its importance in everyday life.
  2. Identify factors that contribute to self-confidence.
  3. Develop strategies to enhance and maintain self-confidence.

Materials Needed


Lesson Outline

Introduction (5 minutes)

  1. Greeting and Icebreaker:

    • Welcome the students and introduce the topic of self-confidence.
    • Ask students to share one thing they are confident about in their lives.
  2. Define Self-Confidence:

    • Write the definition on the board: Self-confidence is the belief in one’s abilities, qualities, and judgment.
    • Discuss why self-confidence is essential for personal growth and success.

Video Presentation (5 minutes)


Factors Influencing Self-Confidence (10 minutes)

  1. Discussion:

    • Brainstorm as a class on factors that can influence self-confidence, such as:
      • Positive self-talk
      • Supportive relationships
      • Achievements and successes
      • Setting realistic goals
  2. Activity:

    • Provide sticky notes for students to write down one personal experience where they felt confident and one where they did not.
    • Discuss common themes that emerge from the sticky notes.

Strategies for Building Self-Confidence (5 minutes)

  1. Identify Key Strategies:

    • Discuss practical strategies that can help enhance self-confidence. Some of these may include:
      • Setting achievable goals and celebrating small victories
      • Practicing self-care and positive affirmation
      • Seeking feedback and support from trusted friends or mentors
  2. Role-Play Activity:

    • In pairs, students can role-play a scenario to practice giving and receiving positive feedback.

Conclusion and Reflection (5 minutes)

  1. Wrap-Up:

    • Summarise the key points discussed throughout the lesson regarding self-confidence.
    • Emphasise that building self-confidence is a continuous process.
  2. Reflection Activity:

    • Ask students to write down one thing they will do to boost their self-confidence over the next week and share it with the class if they feel comfortable.

Assessment


Resources

This lesson plan encourages an open and supportive environment where students feel comfortable discussing self-confidence and sharing personal experiences.