Children will learn essential social skills, including self-awareness, effective communication, empathy, conflict resolution, and friendship-building. The course is designed to help them navigate social situations confidently and develop strong, positive relationships with others.

What Topics Will You Cover?

The course covers six key topics, one per week:
Self-Awareness and Understanding Emotions
Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication Skills
Empathy and Understanding Others
Conflict Resolution and Problem-Solving
Building Friendships and Teamwork
Applying Social Skills in Real-Life Situations

How Is Your Class Structured?

Each week focuses on a specific topic with structured activities that include interactive discussions, role-playing, and group exercises. The course builds progressively, starting with basic skills and moving towards more complex social interactions. The final week includes a project where children apply what they've learned.

How Will You Teach?

The course uses a hands-on approach, blending brief lectures with interactive activities. Lessons are designed to be engaging and practical, allowing children to actively participate and practice their social skills in real-time. This ensures that they not only understand the concepts but also feel confident using them.

What's Your Teaching Style?

My teaching style is interactive, supportive, and student-centered. I focus on creating a positive, inclusive environment where every child feels comfortable participating. I use a variety of teaching methods to cater to different learning styles and ensure that each child can grasp and apply the skills being taught.
How Much Will Learners Get to Interact with You?

Learners will have numerous opportunities to interact with me throughout the course. Each 
session includes:

Brief Lectures: Introducing key concepts in an accessible way.
Interactive Games and Role-Playing: Hands-on activities that reinforce social skills.
Slides and Video Clips: Visual aids to enhance understanding.
Open Discussions: Encouraging students to share their thoughts and ask questions.
This approach ensures that each child receives personalized feedback and support while actively engaging in the learning process.