self awareness

Why is Self-Awareness Important for Children?

Self-awareness is a foundational skill that helps children to:
Manage their emotions effectively
Develop empathy and understand others' perspectives
Enhance their social skills
Improve decision-making abilities
By fostering self-awareness, children can build stronger relationships and perform better academically and socially.

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