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14 Tips for Helping Children with Emotional Intelligence

14 Tips for Helping Children with Emotional Intelligence

What can we do to help our children develop emotional intelligence? Here are 14 tips for Helping Children with Emotional Intelligence: 1.  Accept our children’s emotions and emotional responses. 2.  Help children label their emotions. 3.  Encourage children to talk about their feelings. 4.  Help…

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Modeling Emotions for Your Kids

Modeling Emotions for Your Kids

It’s necessary for parents to remember that our emotions are very important; our kids will model our emotional responses to things. Watch this short video from Sociologist & Happiness Expert Christine Carter, PhD to learn why it is so important: http://www.kidsinthehouse.com/video/modeling-emotions-your-kids

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Stretching Students Empathy – Emotional Intelligence

Stretching Students Empathy – Emotional Intelligence

When considering social awareness and relationship skills as key components to develop Emotional Intelligence, empathy takes huge importance. Empathy is the ability to understand and feel for another person’s feelings and concerns.  It’s the powerful emotion that prevents violent and cruel behaviors among people.  It…

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Social Emotional Learning: Parent Resources

Social Emotional Learning: Parent Resources

Social Emotional Learning, or emotional intelligence matters for school achievement, job success, marital happiness, and physical health. Modeling Emotional Intelligent behaviors at home is key in raising emotionally intelligent children. Our role is to raise a child able to manage his or her emotions, in…

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Take a quick glance at Emotional Intelligence. It is very important!

Take a quick glance at Emotional Intelligence. It is very important!

“All learning has an emotional base.” — Plato Emotional Intelligence is a theory that has been included in education topics for years now. But what is emotional intelligence? And why is it such an important topic that schools have to be aware of? “Emotional intelligence…

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PTA National Standards Promoting Family-School Partnerships

PTA National Standards Promoting Family-School Partnerships

What can a school do to improve family-school partnerships? See the five PTA National Standards that will promote this partnership.

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Try Something New With Your Kids Every Day – Children’s Activities

Try Something New With Your Kids Every Day – Children’s Activities

Find tips on reading, learning, and raising a well-rounded child. Take a look at this bank of children’s activities from Scholastic that you can do with your child in order to get involved and contribute to their learning: DAILY TIPS

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The Home-School Connection

The Home-School Connection

It is very important as a parent to work together with your child’s teacher. Find ways you can get involved to benefit your child’s learning and social skills.  We recommend the following article to learn ways you can get involved and things you can do…

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La Familia como soporte escolar vs la escuela como soporte familiar

La Familia como soporte escolar vs la escuela como soporte familiar

Participar de las actividades escolares de nuestros hijos, va mas allá de estar físicamente presente en el colegio. La participación activa de los padres va directamente ligada a la conexión que establecen con sus hijos en lo que se refiere a las actividades escolares-académicas,  a…

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Parental Involvement Reaps Big Benefits

Parental Involvement Reaps Big Benefits

How involved are you in the education of your child? Studies have proven that when families and schools work together to support learning, children not only tend to do better in school, they also get benefits regarding self-esteem and social skills. Read these articles to…

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