How To Be More Confident Starting Today - ESL Worksheet
Good Morning & Happy Monday!
Today's worksheet
is about confidence. Everyone struggles with self-confidence to some extent; ESL
students are no different. Yet, this article doesn't deal with self-confidence
in learning another language, but rather with developing self-confidence in everyday life,
everyday interactions. I've included some tips on developing self-confidence as
well as a questionnaire for students to complete. You can use the questionnaire
as a springboard for discussion as well.
Thank you for
visiting today. I hope you and your students enjoy today's worksheet.
HOW TO BE MORE CONFIDENT
What does confidence mean to you?
Do you know someone who is very confident? How do you know that they are?
The world has
become a very competitive place. Everywhere we see people who are smarter,
richer or better looking. The Internet and news are full of stories of people
who have succeeded and people who have failed. All of this has made people
anxious and has made some people less confident. Yet it does not have to be
that way. You can become more confident. To be confident means to be sure of one's
self. To have confidence is to believe in your value and ability.
Practice these tips to become more confident today.
1. Know why. Why do you want to be more confident? Write
down the reasons. What will happen if you don't become more confident? Write
these down too. Knowing why will help you stay committed to your goal.
2. Take two. Take two minutes every day to practice a
confident pose. Stand with your back straight and your shoulders back. Do this
in front of a mirror. Do it before important events.
3. Record your successes. Everyone has successes. You have done many
things in life to be proud of. Write them down and keep the list with you in
your wallet or purse. Read them each day.
4. Fake it. Imagine that you are a confident person.
Stand with confidence and speak with confidence. Practice this for at least
three weeks. In time, you will start to feel confident in your mind.
5. Be polite. Being confident does not mean being rude or arrogant.
It means respecting yourself and others. It means being true to yourself. You
can do this and still remain polite.
HOW TO BE CONFIDENT AT
WORK
What are your ideas about confidence? Test yourself and find out! Read each statement and decide if it is TRUE or FALSE.
1. Managers are often more confident than
other employees.
2. It is easier to be confident when you are
well-dressed.
3. All good employees are confident.
4. Mistakes always make a person lose
confidence.
5. People who are more beautiful are more
confident.
6. People who exercise are usually more
confident.
7. Self-confidence takes practice. There is
no other way.
8. A confident person has more friends than
others.
9. People who are confident usually make more
money.
10. Having confidence means not making mistakes.
11. People with self-confidence are usually more
successful.
12. People who are confident usually take more
risks.
13. Confident people usually have confident
children.
14. You can be humble and confident at the same
time.
15. Arrogance and confidence are one and the
same.
16. People who are confident are usually more
polite.
17. People who are confident are usually ruder
to others.
18. Anyone can learn to be confident.
Thank you for visiting!
Faiza Raintree
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article, click below.
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