Confidence in the Classroom: Ten Maxims for New Teachers PDFwww.qu.edu.qa › static_file › Documents
Introduction
Self-confidence is defined as a feeling of trust in one's abilities, qualities, and judgment. Stop Comparing Yourself to Others. Take Care of Your Body. Learn the best ways to manage stress and negativity in your life. Practice Self-Compassion. Embrace Self-Doubt. Perform Behavioral Experiments.
Task
1.Present yourself with confidence 2.Smile and look people in the eye 3.Give genuine compliments to others 4.Practice appreciation 5.Play to your strengths 6.Accept your imperfection 7.Be prepared 8.Set effective goals and work to achieve them.
Process
Developing Your Self-Confidence Skills Start a task or project that you've been putting off for a long time. Make a complaint in a restaurant if there is a problem with your order. Stand up and ask a question at a public meeting or in a group. Volunteer to give a presentation or make a speech.
Evaluation
How you are going to build your confidence?
Conclusion
Self-confidence is only an umbrella term for a lot of things. Emotional constraint, humor, empathy, resilience, string relationships, all go into creating the personality that exudes self-confidence.
Credits
Giving credit to others is often cited as a quality of highly confident, successful people. My guess is, regardless of your current level of success, when you start embracing this behavior, you will feel more successful immediately and actually be more confident. I have written about the cultural impact of honoring the assist before, but this is different. I believe that focusing on giving credit to others can build greater confidence for each of us — and deliver all the success that comes with it.