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Confidence, Self-Esteem, and Self-Worth News, Articles & Videos Confidence, Self-Esteem, and Self-Worth news, articles, and videos from around the web. Confidence, self-esteem, and self-worth are important qualities in life. They can help us to be successful and achieve our goals, as well as make us feel better about ourselves. Read the latest news, articles, and videos to stay up-to-date on the latest tips and advice on how to build your confidence, self-esteem, and self-worth.
In everyday life and across nearly every industry, mathematical reasoning is becoming more essential. We need to rapidly expand access to the after-school and summer programs that help young people develop the confidence and curiosity to build math skills.
Whether we’re negotiating deals or collaborating with international teams, having a solid grasp of the language can make all the difference. But mastering a new language isn’t just about vocabulary and grammar; it’s also about building confidence in our daily interactions.
New survey data also finds that students with robust peer support and strong internet search skills are less likely to rely on AI tools for academic help. Colleges and universities have sought to equip students with the skills to use generative artificial intelligence tools thoughtfully and ethically, but a recent study finds students often outsource thinking to chatbots.
In the past year, Video2Teach has continued to see remarkable growth among non-specialist (i.e. non-language specialist) primary teachers—and the data tells a very positive story. Usage is climbing, confidence is rising, and schools are increasingly treating foreign language lessons not as a burde
Kids want to fit in. It takes a lot of love, positive reinforcement, time, and maturity to embrace the idea that being your own, one-of-a-kind self is what makes our world beautiful. Gluten-free kids can feel left out by having to eat differently than everyone else in the class. And there’s a sad-but-real risk they’ll be teased or bullied for how they need to eat—something that takes a compassionate and supportive village of teachers, administrators, friends, and family to solve.