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Subject: Re: Posting #4-Chapter 5- ( The Self Esteem and Success in School section) Author: Johnathan Hayes [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 18:09:05 02/10/08 Sun In reply to: LaFrance Hunt 's message, "Posting #4-Chapter 5- ( The Self Esteem and Success in School section)" on 17:01:48 02/10/08 Sun I agree with you totally. A student that has self esteem will usually not act out in class and learns more. I do not think that self esteem has anything to do with competency though. Students with low self esteem I find are doing poorly and acting out so their peers will think that they are cool. I agree with your statement and feel that if we build the students self esteem they will do better in the classroom. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]