Showing posts with label emotional intelligence taught in UK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label emotional intelligence taught in UK. Show all posts

Saturday, December 22, 2007

Gordon Brown - Emotional Intelligence

Gordon Brown is a turn-off for women : December 2007 : Three Line Whip : Politics : Telegraph Blogs
From the article
Gordon Brown is a turn-off for women by iain.martin@telegraph.co.uk (Iain Martin)


Put to one side that what is sometimes called Brown’s lack of emotional intelligence is more obvious now than it was in the summer. There is a much more practical reason for the backlash. When the records of 25 million people were lost ...

Can't really "put aside" is lack of emotional intelligence, can you? Can you do that with anyone?

Is this the year you want to improve yours? The great thing about emotional intelligence is that it can be learned.

What is emotional intelligence? Until you get familiar with the competencies, it's like "personality conflict." Hard to define, but you know it when you see it. You can take the EQ Map to see how yours is doing. Some of the competencies are flexibility, resilience (the master stress-buster), authenticity, and intentionality.

They all work together. You can see that someone with "intentionality" could barrel in over other people and defeat their own purposes, if they lack the balancing competencies of empathy (knowing that other people have feelings), flexibility (because you can't always move people the way you can data) and gut-instincts (that give you a sense of timing).

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Saturday, July 07, 2007

BBC News: Pupils to get lessons in emotional and social skills (EQ)

BBC NEWS | UK | Education | Pupils to get lessons in respect

WHY WAIT ANY LONGER TO LEARN EQ AND TEACH IT TO YOUR KIDS?

According to a BBC article, the Schools in England are to get £13.7m more to teach pupils manners, respect and good behaviour. New Children's Secretary Ed Balls wants pupils in all primary and secondary schools to have lessons in social and emotional skills by 2011.

It's already having an impact says the UK, being taught in schools already.

This is on top of the £7m already committed to fund the Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning (Seal) programme the government already has funded.

What are you doing to increase your social and emotional skills, so that you can teach you children. Yes, these important skills can be learned, and can be taught at home. Take THE EQ COURSE and buy my ebook, "How to Develop YOur CHild's EQ".

Sunday, June 24, 2007

Prince William and Kate Together Again?


Prince William, girlfriend reunited? - omg

Emotional Intelligence is about setting appropriate limits and the Royal House of Windsor has always been good at showing us how to do this.

In this case, we'd love to know if WIlliam and Kate and back together again, but William's offical spokeswoman declined comment.

"We don't discuss William's private life," she said. "It's a matter for him." She also remained anonymouse. in line with policy.

The couple appears to be getting back together, with what the article called a series of casual dates.

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Sunday, April 29, 2007

Emotional Intelligence to be taught in schools in UK


Respect! Good manners to be taught in schools - Independent Online Edition > UK Politics

"Lack of civility" has prompted this school to revise their curriculum and include EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE. It isn't being learned at home, they claim:

The programme will be integrated into the curriculum, and will teach pupils about fair play and dealing with adversity.

The new moves to instil good manners in young people is the latest attempt to deal with what many politicians and commentators bemoan as a blight on British society, making streets, schools and communities unsafe and unpleasant. The worry is that children no longer have the authority figures to look up to and that the state has to an extent take on the responsibilities that belong to parents.

From September secondary school children will learn basic values and "golden rules" such as: "We are gentle, we are kind, we work hard, we look after property, we listen to people, we are honest, we do not hurt anybody."

WE ARE GENTLE

WE ARE KIND

WE WORK HARD

WE LOOK AFTER PROPERTY

WE LISTEN TO PEOPLE

WE ARE HONEST

WE DO NOT HURT ANYBODY

The program will include learning how to deal with anger and disappointment.

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