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Finding My Magic

Magic at Work
Season 1  |  Episode 4  |  NITV  |  January 2, 2018

Civics and citizenship

Ethical understanding
3-4 5-6
Classification: General Classification: General

The magic of positive self-talk is seen in practice. Improvements are noticed by the teacher. After the encouragement of her friends who remind her to use her positive 'me messages', Catherine triumphs in an important race.

A children's rights education program designed to teach students about their rights and responsibilities. Features Olympic champion Cathy Freeman.

The magic of positive self-talk is seen in practice. Improvements are noticed by the teacher. After the encouragement of her friends who remind her to use her positive 'me messages', Catherine triumphs in an important race.

A children's rights education program designed to teach students about their rights and responsibilities. Features Olympic champion Cathy Freeman.

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