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Life Skills
Building Confidence and Self-Esteem for Pre-Teen Girl Ages 9-12
Average rating: 4.8Number of reviews: (10)
Completed by 79 learners
In this 4week class preteens will learn the skills and tools to build their self-confidence. Students will learn to embrace themselves by accepting themselves for who they are. Each kid is unique and should celebrate their own uniqueness!
Peggy Hansen, MSW
Average rating: 4.9Number of reviews: (149)
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9-12
year old learners
1-6
learners per class
$65
Charged upfront
$17 per class
Meets 1x per week
Over 4 weeks
60 minutes per class
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Description
Class Experience
This is a 4-week group course for the pre-teen girl who would like to learn and/or strengthen their self-confidence and self-esteem. In our current times there is so much pressure on preteens to be perfect, to look and act in a certain way, well the only way they need to look, or act is by looking and acting like themselves. Every preteen deserves to feel comfortable in their own skin and be proud of who they are, because each child is valuable, unique and special in their own ways. Confident...
Pre-Teen girls will learn that Self-Confidence is the best outfit they will ever wear. With social media and powerful influencers all around us, it’s really easy for everyone to be constantly comparing ourselves to the “ideal” that are presented right in front of us all of the time. This is why it’s so important for preteens to be confident enough to know who they are and make decisions for themselves. preteens who are insecure are more likely to give into peer pressure or be influenced by their surroundings because they might not have the courage to speak up or might feel like it will help them fit in. Insecure adults tend to be softer spoken and it's important that kids grow up to be powerful and successful in their own way. That is why it’s crucial that preteens start learning how to love themselves and feel good about themselves as young as they can. Preteens need to learn skills to be strong enough to not give into societal pressure. They need to know that they don’t need to be passive and not feel enough before those insecurities take over them. Confident preteens grow up to be confident adults! **PLEASE NOTE: this class is very much so conversational base, students are encouraged to join in on conversation as we work through the workbooks, share ideas and give support to one another.
I hold a Masters in Social Work (MSW), I have worked as a Social Worker in a girl's residential unit for over 4 years, my goal as their counselor was focused on assisting them in achieving their personal goals, learning life skills and building their self- confidence. I also have a daughter (she is an adult now), so I have personal experience raising a girl and as a girl myself I know how it feels to have the pressure to be perfect and struggle to try to fit in.
Please see supply list
2 files available upon enrollmentA one-page supply list is attached (shows what students need each week), there is also a workbook available to download once you sign up, if you do not see it, please message me and I will send it to you. The workbook is done in class, so please do not pre-fill it out prior to class, we work on it in class as a group. Bring your workbook to class every week with something to write with. **PLEASE NOTE: this class is very much so conversational base, students are encouraged to join in on conversation as we work through the workbooks, share ideas and give support to one another.
1 hour per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.
Meet the teacher
Peggy Hansen, MSW
Average rating: 4.9Number of reviews: (149)
Hello, my name is Peggy Hansen. I am a Social Worker and an online ESL Teacher. As a Social Worker I am committed to helping children become the best version of themselves through gaining an assertive voice, understanding their emotions, being...
