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self-image 

the perception that an individual has of their abilities, appearance and personality creates our definition of self-image.  We believe a positive and reflective self-image enhances the potential for Great Learning to occur, 

 

In promote a positive and reflective self-image, we consistently apply positive behaviour strategies to support learning. At Danube, we encourage individuals to reflect on how their actions impact upon their self-image. We strive for all members to develop their self-awareness, self-regulation, social and relationship skills so that individuals can experience positive interactions, which in turn help to develop a positive self-image. If a child ever does experience a negative interaction, we provide supportive reflection to help them learn from this experience.

 

On the other hand, if a school just employs a negative sanctions system to support learning, the ability for individuals to develop a positive and reflective self-image is diminished. Instead, students often become fixed in their mindset that they are unable to conform to group expectations and negative interactions become the norm. 

Friends

Friends

Friends

Friends

"striving for EXCELLENCE by ENGAGING minds, EXCITING learners, acting ETHICALLY and showing EMPATHY"

© 2014 by Ian Piper and Adam Sawyer.  All rights reserved.

Proudly created with the staff of Danube International School Vienna and with feedback from the international school community

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