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Self-concept and self-esteem
Analysis of personal identity development
Assessment of self-esteem levels and the formation of self-concept, built from an individual's belief system shaped by self-perception and past experiences. Self-esteem is one of the fundamental pillars of personal identity.
ℹ️ Application: Collective and individual
🕓 Duration: 15 minutes
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Applicable age: 9 years and above

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What does your school obtain from this tool?
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Build
A strong identity.
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Foster
Emotional well-being and the development of meaningful relationships.
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Promote
Education from a holistic perspective of the individual.
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Prevent
Low academic performance.
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Assess the impact
Through the re-administration of the tool.
Problems you prevent (or mitigate) when using Self-Concept and Self-Esteem
1.Lack of motivation and low academic performance: Identifying and addressing self-concept and self-esteem issues helps strengthen students' confidence and sense of security, encouraging active participation and improving academic achievement.
2.Behavioural problems and interpersonal conflicts: Intervening in students' self-concept and self-esteem can enhance emotional well-being and social skills, reducing conflicts and behavioural issues at school.
3.Absenteeism and school dropout: Strengthening self-concept and self-esteem increases students' sense of belonging and motivation, lowering the risk of absenteeism and school dropout.
4.Vulnerability to bullying: Promoting healthy self-esteem helps students develop resilience against bullying and intimidation, protecting their emotional and social well-being.
On which platforms of the Habilmind Ecosystem is this tool available?
Isauro Blanco describes the Self-Concept and Self-Esteem test
Video in which Isauro Blanco explains the Self-Concept and Self-Esteem test.
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