This interactive kit includes animations, activities, and resources to help you explore why you may find learning hard, and discover ways to help yourself learn. |
Helping Yourself LearnBelieve In YourselfIt is hard to believe in yourself if others don’t, or sometimes even when they do. Although the opinions of teachers or loved ones matter; they really won’t hinder or help you as much as your own belief in yourself. Despite everything that has happened in the past and wherever you are on your journey, what moves you forward is the belief that you can take one more step. Nurturing a healthy belief in yourself is one of the most important things you can do to help yourself to learn.
Encourage YourselfRemember to tell yourself good things! You are amazing, by Roz Penfold Illustration by Rosalind B. Penfold, author of Dragonslippers. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Try some affirmations. ( - 130k) - - - - - - - - - - - - - Read about what one literacy learner says to herself ( - 12k) - - - - - - - - - - - - - Calm your Mind ( - 130k) Chapter 5 from: Living with Stress by Judy Murphy. Edmonton: Grass Roots Press, 2005. Watch a slide show (Powerpoint presentation) Hold Onto HopeWhat helps you feel hopeful? Photos by Debbie Lifshen and Judy Murphy * If you hold your cursor over a slide, it will not change to the next picture until you remove it. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mann ke manjeeré (From Breakthrough on Vimeo.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - Over the Rainbow Be Gentle With YourselfThis picture might remind you to be gentle with yourself.
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Learning & Violence Home |
BUILDING AN UNDERSTANDING: • The problem • Violence • Impact |
EXPLORING POSSIBILITIES: • Learning processes • Helping yourself learn • Helping others learn • Learning to teach |
CREATING CHANGE: • Changing education • Where in the world • Taking care of self |
IMAGINING A FUTURE: • Dreams of a different world |
Contact: jenny@learningandviolence.net |