Skills for Adolescence " because all young people need skills for life "

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Learning to resolve conflicts, strengthen peer and family relationships, develop multicultural understanding and build self-confidence are just a few of the many life skills students learn in Lions-Quest Skills for Adolescence. The program targets the early adolescent years (ages 11-14).

Program Guide

• Explanation of the philosophy and research behind Skills for Adolescence

• Detailed background information for teachers

Teaching Units

• 7 comprehensive, flexible units with 100 effective skill-building sessions.
  Unit 1: Entering the teen years: The journey adolescence.
  Unit 2: Building self-confidence and communication skills.
  Unit 3: Managing emotions in positive ways.
  Unit 4: Improving peer relationships.
  Unit 5: Strengthening family relationships.
  Unit 6: Making healthy choices.
  Unit 7: Setting goals for healthy living.

Service - Learning

• Skills for Adolescence provides a step-by-step guide for engaging students in service-learning. Service-learning projects promote cooperation, caring and concern for others and help make subject matter real and relevant as young people use their knowledge and skills to contribute in their school and community.

Changes and Challenges CD

• Everything students need - stories, worksheets, diagrams, project ideas, and more

The Australian Lions-Quest Youth Institute Ltd
P O Box 121,Salisbury South , South Australia 5106
Phone: 08 8252 6310  Toll Free: 1800 805 334  Fax: 08 8252 7636