Life Skills and Leadership Manual - Peace Corps

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address those concerns.



  1. After watching a brief skit, participants will describe
    characteristics of self-confidence, and at least two
    examples of language and behaviors that “build up”
    confidence or “put down” confidence.

  2. After making a graffiti wall and having a discussion,
    participants will create at least three “affirmations” for
    themselves that they can use to build their self-
    confidence and that can be added to their personal
    poster.

  3. Choosing Positive
    Values

  4. After analysis of activities in their communities,
    participants will define at least two positive values and
    identify at least two important sources of positive values
    linked to their culture.

  5. Working individually and in small groups, participants
    will identify at least two cultural values important in
    their communities and describe how cultural values are
    acquired and how they affect their personal values.

  6. After a forced choice activity, participants will identify at
    least two guiding principles for how they want to live
    and who they want to be.


2 hours


  1. Understanding
    Mental Models

    1. After a continuum activity and discussion, participants
      will identify at least one element of their mental models,
      and compare it with the mental models of their peers.

    2. Working in small groups, participants will identify and
      describe at least two important influences on their
      personal values.




2 hours


  1. Stress and
    Emotions

    1. After role-playing typical situations that adolescents
      might encounter, participants will identify at least three
      different emotions they experience during adolescence
      or young adulthood and link them to basic needs that
      may be unmet.

    2. After group sharing and discussion, participants will
      identify at least one “Pet Peeve” and at least one
      strategy for finding positive alternatives to getting
      angry.

    3. After brainstorming and discussion, participants will
      identify at least three anger management strategies
      they can use in their daily lives.




2 hours


  1. Surviving Tough
    Times

    1. After examining the life of Nelson Mandela and
      conducting peer interviews, participants will identify at




2 hours
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