Tension in the classroom can make learning and collaboration more difficult. Discover how emotional intelligence supports the well-being of both students and teachers.
When a student can’t put their feelings into words, their restlessness or withdrawal can be difficult to understand. Likewise, a teacher may react to a challenging situation before recognizing how they feel. Developing emotional intelligence helps us notice these moments and make space for calmer communication. Here you’ll find activities that help children understand emotions, encourage them to listen to one another, and foster a more supportive classroom environment.
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