The Teen Empowerment Training

The teen empowerment training emphasizes showing up, setting specific goals, overcoming self-doubt, and turning intention into action through experiential learning, teamwork, and responsible participation for personal success.

Review the program overview, reflect on your goals, and actively share experiences with peers; commit to practicing the skills until they become second nature.

Engage students with an ice breaker and a mingle activity to meet peers, reflect on progress, and embrace growth by stepping out of their comfort zones.

Review the icebreaker by sharing how your favorite color exercise helped you meet more people, reinforcing teen empowerment skills through practice.

The teen empowerment training teaches you to recognize assumptions and quick judgments, stay present, listen to other perspectives, and gather all facts before making important decisions.

Review common assumptions and judgments through an interactive exercise and reflection. Practice applying the learned skills with peers, and commit to using what you learned in daily life.

This lecture helps teens develop self-awareness by distinguishing observers, announcers, and participants, urging them to take action, assume responsibility, and engage daily to shape their futures.

Choose to be observer or participant in life and review self-awareness with peers, sharing takeaways and practicing these skills until they become second nature.

live in the present moment, a gift, to reduce stress from the past and anxiety about the future, and focus to complete tasks now.

Share personal experiences to reinforce being present, focusing on thoughts and inner conversations. Practice these skills until they become natural and benefit daily life.

The teen empowerment training presents ground rules to create a safe space, be kind, be on time and be your word, be respectful, participate, follow through, and make healthy choices.

Review ground rules to help the class work together, align on expectations, and refresh memory by sharing what the lesson was about and one takeaway.

Distinguish facts from interpretations through an exercise that sorts statements as facts or opinions. Learn to resist bullying as opinion, investigate truth, and build self-confidence by forming your own beliefs.

Engage in a collaborative review of perspective, distinguish fact from interpretation, and share experiences in two-minute rounds to reinforce practical life skills through ongoing practice.

Choose three principles, write a lifelong contract, and use it as a compass for leadership and growth while reciting and sharing it to reinforce daily accountability.

Students revisit their personal contracts, share progress with peers, and commit to ongoing practice of self-discovery skills until they know them by heart.

Learn active listening and connection through dyads and a buddy system, using open body language, eye contact, and repeating back main points to build trust and lifelong friendships.

Practice listening by repeating back what your partner said to show they feel heard. Then share with the group to refresh everyone's memory.