Social and Emotional learning – Making your child future-ready
Why Social & Emotional Learning is important for children?
Schools and parents are quite busy in teaching students how to score good marks and behave in a specific way. But during this process they completely ignore the value of social and emotional learning. The concept of social and emotional learning is completely left behind everything else.
Due to lack of information regarding the importance of social and emotional learning, the relationship that an individual develops with themselves gets affected in a negative way. Children are not able to hold any relationship for a long period of time. Children who do not get proper guidance in this context are usually low on self-esteem, self-confidence and empathy.
Every parent wants their child to become a good human and achieve everything he/she dreamt of. The most important attributes according to parents a child should have are like, the child should feel confident in everything they do, should always feel good about them, and should always have a helping nature towards other people, behave in a good way.
Social & Emotional learning is very important for students because it teaches them crucial life skills, like, the ability to understand them, develop positive image, build and maintain relationships, courage of taking the responsibility of their own actions. Moreover, it is very important of children to build confidence and self-esteem because these things are going to help them in their future.
A research was done around the world, which states that, social & emotional learning can enhance academic performance, improves class behavior, increases the child’s stress management technique, and reduces the chances of stress. Moreover, in their future, it can help them socialize in a better way, reduces the risk of them indulging in wrong company.
Social and emotional learning affects these 5 areas the most:
- Self-Awareness: It requires students to examine their personal growth. It’s basically a self-reflection and building an understanding of who they are as a person.
- Self-Management: Some of the primary skills associated with self-management include setting goals, maintaining attention, managing and controlling emotions, and utilizing feedback to make personal growth.
- Social Awareness: Social awareness involves demonstrating empathy and understanding. It includes the ability to understand the perspectives of others, to appreciate diversity in terms of different backgrounds and cultures.
- Relationship skills: Relationship skills can be defined as the ability to build and maintain positive relationships with other people and learning how to communicate with others effectively while resisting negative social pressures along the way.
- Responsible Decision Making: This skill can be described as the ability to make ethical, safe, caring, and constructive decisions while remaining mindful of the consequences of personal behavior or the potential outcomes that are likely to emerge from different choices.
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