Introduction: Every student has strengths — whether it’s problem-solving, creativity, or empathy. Identifying these strengths can unlock motivation, improve self-esteem, and enhance academic performance. 1. What is Strength-Based Learning? • A teaching method that identifies and nurtures individual strengths. • Helps students feel confident by focusing on what they excel at. 2. Identifying Personal Strengths: • Reflection Exercise: Think of a proud moment in school and write down three things you’re naturally good at. 3. Applying Strengths in School Life: • Creative Students: Use your creativity to design engaging projects. • Empathetic Students: Offer support to classmates. • Logical Thinkers: Tutor or help clarify concepts during study sessions. 4. Shifting from Weakness to Strength-Based Thinking: • Replace “I’m bad at history” with “I excel at memorizing dates through storytelling.” Conclusion: Focusing on personal strengths builds resilience, confidence, and a love for learning — empowering students both academically and personally.