FAMILY MODULE: STRATEGIES OF TEACHING TOWARD HIGHER MENTAL AND SELF CONFIDENT

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mohan rathakrishnan
Darshan Singh

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Personal family module is there to flavour a learning environment designed around other learning models. Learning and teaching involves counselling where this module is used to counsel students when we wish to help them learn to reach out to the world more fully and positively. Intends to lead learners towards higher mental and emotional health by self-confidence development and a real sense of building self-empathetic reaction towards others. The current generation are more independent with knowledge that obtained from everywhere. Each and every student have got their individual personalities, aims, needs and wants. This gives them the preference to choose the type of learning environment they want in order to allow them to feel comfortable and conducive.

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rathakrishnan, mohan, & Darshan Singh. (2020). FAMILY MODULE: STRATEGIES OF TEACHING TOWARD HIGHER MENTAL AND SELF CONFIDENT. MULTIDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF INSTRUCTION (MDJI), 2(1), 12-32. Retrieved from https://journal.mdji.org/index.php/MDJI/article/view/16
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