Life skills help promote mental well-being and competence in young people as they face life's realities. These skills include critical thinking, self-confidence, decision-making, relationship building, communication, resisting peer pressure, and problem solving. Developing life skills can help people live harmoniously, make better decisions, and function effectively by lessening violence, increasing positive behavior, and aiding social/emotional adjustment and self-control.
Life skills help promote mental well-being and competence in young people as they face life's realities. These skills include critical thinking, self-confidence, decision-making, relationship building, communication, resisting peer pressure, and problem solving. Developing life skills can help people live harmoniously, make better decisions, and function effectively by lessening violence, increasing positive behavior, and aiding social/emotional adjustment and self-control.
Life skills help promote mental well-being and competence in young people as they face life's realities. These skills include critical thinking, self-confidence, decision-making, relationship building, communication, resisting peer pressure, and problem solving. Developing life skills can help people live harmoniously, make better decisions, and function effectively by lessening violence, increasing positive behavior, and aiding social/emotional adjustment and self-control.
Life skills are essentially those abilities that help to promote mental well-being
and competence in young people as they face the realities of life.
Life skills include critical thinking, self-confidence, self-awareness, self-
esteem, decision#making, interpersonal relationship, reflective communication, negative peer pressure resistance, knowing rights and duties, and problem solving.
These skills help us live in harmony with ourselves and
others around us, select the goods from the bad, choose gold from soil, simplify life that is full of troubles otherwise etc.
We develop life skills for effective functioning in our life.
Developing life skills can produce the following effects:
lessened violent behavior increased pro-social behavior and decreased negative social and emotional adjustment self- control and handling of interpersonal problems