Course Curriculum

    1. Ch 1.1 Self Identity: Theory & Definition

    2. What is Self-Identity?

    3. Components of Self-Identity Theory

    4. Techniques to Form Self-Identity in Kids

    5. Self-Identity in Education

    6. Lesson Summary

    7. Activities

    8. FAQs

    9. Quiz 1.1

    1. Introduction

    2. What is Social Identity?

    3. Social Identity Theory

    4. Social Identity Groups

    5. Social Identity Examples

    6. Lesson Summary

    7. Frequently Asked Questions

    8. Quiz 1.2

    1. Introduction

    2. What is Social Categorization?

    3. Social Identity Categories

    4. Role of Social Categorization in Social Identity Theory

    5. Lesson Summary

    6. Frequently Asked Questions

    7. Quiz 1.3

    1. Introduction

    2. Human Grouping & Culture

    3. Lesson Summary

    4. Learning Outcomes

    5. Quiz 1.4

    1. Introduction

    2. Do People Need to Belong?

    3. The Sense of Belonging

    4. Impact on Psychological Health

    5. Impact of the Need to Belong: Examples

    6. Lesson Summary

    7. Frequently Asked Questions

    8. Quiz 1.5

    1. What is Diversity? - Definition & Meaning

    2. What is the Meaning of Diversity?

    3. Types of Diversity

    4. Examples of Diversity

    5. Value of Diversity

    6. Lesson Summary

    7. Frequently Asked Questions

    8. Quiz 2.1

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