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Core Lessons

What Self-Concept Really Is

Self-Awareness in Infants

Self-Concept in Toddlers

Self-Concept in Preschoolers

How Everyday Interactions Shape Self-Concept

Reflecting Children's Identities in the Classroom

Signs of Healthy vs. Struggling Self-Concept

Building a Self-Concept-Supportive Classroom Culture

Practice Quiz

Quiz: Defining Self-Concept

Answer: Defining Self-Concept

Quiz: Mirror Self-Recognition

Answer: Mirror Self-Recognition

Quiz: The Toddler 'Me Do It' Drive

Answer: The Toddler 'Me Do It' Drive

Quiz: Preschooler Self-Description

Answer: Preschooler Self-Description

Quiz: Effective Feedback for Self-Concept

Answer: Effective Feedback for Self-Concept

Quiz: Reflecting Identity in the Classroom

Answer: Reflecting Identity in the Classroom

Core lessons and practice quiz for building self-concept and identity, birth to five.

How self-concept and identity develop across infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, and how
to support a healthy, positive sense of self. .

Building Self-Concept and Identity

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