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self awareness

means being able to recognize your own emotions, thoughts, and actions. It helps  you understand how your internal state affects how you treat others and how you react to different situations

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self acceptance

works hand-inhand with self-awareness. While awareness helps you recognize who you are, acceptance helps you embrace that reality. This means acknowledging your strengths as well as your weaknesses without being overly critical.

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self-concept

how a person sees and values themselves

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self regulation

the ability to manage one’s emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in a way that is appropriate to the situation

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life skills

the abilities, attitudes, and behaviors that help a person understand themselves, handle everyday situations, make responsible decisions, solve problems, manage emotions, and build healthy relationships with others

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personal and social domain

this is about YOU and your relationships with OTHER PEOPLE.

 

It involves how you understand yourself, manage your emotions, communicate, and interact with family, friends, classmates, and other people.

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The Thought-Feeling-Behavior Cycle

One useful framework to understand this process is the thought–feeling–behavior cycle. This model explains how our inner thoughts influence emotions, which in turn drive our behavior. Consider the following example:

● Thought: “I always fail at math.”

● Feeling: discouraged or anxious

● Behavior: avoids studying or skips class

● Outcome: falls further behind

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academic domain

This is about how you manage yourself as a LEARNER.

 

It involves the skills you use to succeed in school—not just getting high grades, but managing your responsibilities, dealing with academic challenges,

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The Eisenhower Matrix

Divide tasks into urgent and important categories to prioritize academic efforts effectively. This prevents last-minute cramming and reduces stress.

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The Pomodoro Techniques

Study in focused 25-minute intervals followed by short breaks. This method boosts productivity and prevents mental burnout during long sessions.

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career and vocational domain

These two can be explained together because they both concern your preparation for work and your future livelihood.

 

Career is broader. It refers to your long-term direction in working life—the profession or career path you may pursue. Vocational is more focused on practical work skills, occupations, and preparing     to perform specific jobs or tasks

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workplace readiness

refers to the skills and behaviors that make an individual capable of thriving professionally. Responsible behavior is a key component of workplace readiness.

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digital domain

This is about how you use technology, social media, and digital spaces responsibly.

This is especially important for students because a significant part of their communication, learning,   entertainment, and social interaction happens online.