Reflection On Theories, Strategies And Skills

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Introduction

In this report I will reflect on how the module content of theories, strategies and skills to help me to understand myself better also give examples of reflections from my journal and how they will inform my future work role within an educational context. Moreover, I will choose some activities, experiences and reflections which demonstrate your developing knowledge and interpersonal skills.

The importance of trust in supportive relationships

Trust are safety and comfort. Trust is feeling that someone has your back. Trust is an environment where individuals can be our best selves.

Due to my parents divorced when I was eleven years old and they usually had argued before divorced. It made me felt very stress and lack of self-esteem so I changed to be very quiet and afraid talking with others about my family situation because I could not trust anyone anymore. Also at that time, my mother are very busy because she needed to take care of me and two younger sisters. In addition, the weak relationship of teachers made me were not willing to share my feeling to teachers. As a result, because of parents divorced those potential negative influences me preform bad at school. The academic result was very bad and could not form effective relationships with …show more content…

This will lead to more positive social and academic behaviours (Cefai 2008). In order to help children to meet social and emotional needs. It is important let children feeling included at school because children in non-inclusive schools difficult develop good relationship with teachers, victimise by staff and students and always feel oppression and powerlessness. I strongly believe that the degree of commitment towards and engagement with schooling that students feel relates to feelings of inclusion, and success because of children have a strong attachment to school, help them enhance the social and emotional

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