Stress management specialist in teachers
Goals
This course aims to provide teachers with tools and strategies based on emotional intelligence to improve their classroom work, promote a positive learning environment and enhance the emotional and academic development of their students. Next, the specific objectives for each didactic unit are detailed:
• Conceptualization of emotional intelligence
Emotional intelligence has a well -defined origin and has evolved over time, being crucial for education. Understanding its fundamental components allows analyzing how they influence the learning and dynamics of the classroom. Through cooperative learning, strategies that offer both academic and affective advantages, favoring a more collaborative and empathic environment in the educational process can be applied.
• Emotions, intelligence and emotional education
The emotional brain plays a key role in the emotional response of the students. Understanding brain structure helps to understand how emotions such as fear, anger, depression, sadness and apathy are managed. Applying emotional control techniques is essential to guide students in the regulation of their feelings and in the improvement of their well -being in the educational environment.
• Theoretical models in emotional intelligence
There are several theoretical models that explain emotional intelligence and its impact on education. Motivation is one of the essential components of learning, driven by self -esteem, values and affection. Applying self -motivation techniques and strategies to motivate students is crucial to improve their performance. Empathy is another fundamental pillar, since it allows us to understand the emotions of others through verbal and nonverbal language. Developing skills such as empathic listening, active listening and assertiveness reinforces the connection between teachers and students, favoring effective communication in the classroom.
• Emotional intelligence and school performance
The development of emotional intelligence is closely related to the academic performance of students. Implementing strategies that encourage emotional self -regulation and well -being in the classroom helps improve their performance, helping them to face school challenges more effectively.
• Emotional education in Early Childhood Education
In early childhood, emotional education is essential for the development of socio -emotional skills. Applying appropriate strategies at this stage allows to promote emotional intelligence from an early age, laying the foundations for healthy emotional development and facilitating coexistence in the classroom.
• Emotional education in primary education
During primary education, it is important to implement strategies that reinforce emotional education. Through activities designed for this stage, students can learn to recognize and manage their emotions, improving their interaction with classmates and teachers.
• Emotional education in secondary education
In adolescence, emotional education takes on a crucial role. Adapting the teaching of emotional intelligence to the needs of adolescents allows them to provide them with tools that help them manage their emotions and interpersonal relationships in a positive way, favoring their well -being and school performance.
• Learning communication
Effective communication is a fundamental pillar in the educational process. Learning to discuss constructively and handle conflicts within the classroom is a key skill to teachers. Apply negotiation techniques and conflict resolution encourages an environment of respect and understanding. In addition, encourage leadership and shared responsibility between students contributes to the training of autonomous citizens and committed to their environment.
• EMPRESSIONAL INTELLIGENCE EVALUATION
Evaluating students' emotional intelligence allows you to know their strengths and improvement areas. There are different evaluation models and instruments that facilitate the identification of emotional needs, allowing the implementation of specific strategies to strengthen their socio -emotional development.
• Classroom intervention
Design and implement intervention strategies based on emotional intelligence allows you to improve climate in the classroom and the well -being of students. Apply intervention programs adapted to the needs of the students encourage the creation of a positive and enriching educational environment.