Nurturing Self-Esteem in Young People
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Some time ago I was invited to contribute a paper that would suggest ways that parents, teachers and therapists could nurture self-esteem in children. I offer this paper in its original form, unchanged, as it was addressed to colleagues.
Nurturing Self-Esteem in Young People
If we are to consider how self-esteem is best nurtured in young people, [...]
Tags: education, Haim Ginott, Mahler Pine and Bergman, parents, Self-Esteem, teachers, young people
Posted in Psychology, Self-Esteem
Answering Misconceptions about Self-Esteem
Saturday, March 15, 2008
1. Does self-esteem mean feeling good about yourself?
Self-esteem is an experience. It is a particular way of experiencing the self. It is a good deal more than a mere feeling. It involves emotional, evaluative, and cognitive components. It also entails certain action dispositions: to move toward life rather than [...]
Tags: academic achievement, self-development, Self-Esteem, taking responsibility, teachers
Posted in Psychology, Self-Esteem
Israel and the World
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
It occasionally happens that I read an article or essay that affects me so deeply that I feel a strong desire to broadcast it to the world. This does not happen very often but it happened recently. I hope that no further explanation will be necessary.
ISRAEL’S PECULIAR POSITION
by Eric Hoffer (LA Times [...]
Tags: Christians, holocaust, Israel, Jews, Nazis, Toynbee
Posted in Politics and Social Philosophy