Adapted from H. Jenkins, EMOTSIA EI The ability to recognise, understand, appropriately express and effectively handle emotional states in ourselves.

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Adapted from H. Jenkins, EMOTSIA EI

The ability to recognise, understand, appropriately express and effectively handle emotional states in ourselves and others. SEL 2001

Intrapersonal intelligence Interpersonal intelligence Self-awarenessOther awareness Self-managementRelationship management

IM OK, YOURE OK IM OK, YOURE NOT OK IM NOT OK, YOURE OK IM NOT OK, YOURE NOT OKAY

Circle time Circle time Philosophy for children Philosophy for children HWB HWB Citizenship Citizenship Pupil evaluations of teaching Pupil evaluations of teaching Good T&L Good T&L Assessment is for Learning Assessment is for Learning Accelerated learning/brain based learning Accelerated learning/brain based learning Multiple intelligences Multiple intelligences

o 1 million, million brain cells o 50,000 connections can be made from each neuron (links=learning) o PLASTICITY: experience & environment sculpts the brain - infancy & adolescence (myelination) (cf rats) o 2 sides that work in harmony o 3 functional areas in 1 organ o 4 lobes with a variety of functions o Conscious and unconscious brain

FRONTAL - executive; solving PARIETAL - kinaesthetic TEMPORAL - auditory OCCIPITAL - sight

The Frontal Lobe is stimulated by the emotional environment through Mirror Neurons. significant A young persons brain will copy the brainwave pattern of a close, significant adult SIGNIFICANCE FOR EI WITH TEENS: - Good, strong, positive relationships necessary - Adults should be calm for children to be calm - Care should be taken for peer mentors (18+)

Brainscience not platitude.

I FEEL LIKE C--P I CANT LEARN

WHEN YOU FEEL GOOD YOU LEARN GOOD

KEY MESSAGE WITH TEENS: -How we react to antisocial behaviour can increase shame and force a brain downshift, thus potentially making the behaviour worse. -Our emotions are echoed in the pupils brain (+/-) -EL of adults is equally important to that of children the neural connections of the pupils.

1L1L 2R2R 3B3B 4R4R 5B5B 6L6L 7R7R 8L8L 9B9B 10 L 11 B 12 R 13 L 14 R 15 L 16 B 17 L 18 B 19 R 20 B

Every time we speak to another person we are either raising or lowering their self esteem.

Positive Emotional Development (makes connections between limbic and frontal lobes) -Role play\ -Rehearsal(especially boys) -Repetition/ Promoting Strong Neural Links -Enriched physical environment -Enriched emotional environment -Moderate stress Physical Environment & Teaching Styles which stimulates the senses (E.g. Colour, light, sound, smell, familiarity, similarity, safety, active, visual, auditory, kinaesthetic)

Self actualisation Social, Emotional Competence Self Esteem Love & Belonging Safety & Security Physiology Food, water, shelter, clothing