00:15
hello
I am Brainy and I am here to guide you through this activity. First, a small quiz will be offered to discover what you know about the topic we will discuss.
Next, you will watch a video prepared by experts, which will help you deepen your understanding of the key concepts.
Finally, a second quiz will allow you to check everything you've learned, accompanied by a series of tips to help you implement these educational tools.
Let's get started!
00:15
The emotional wave:
what is it?
Quiz
BEFORE
Here is a 10 question quiz to test your knowledge of the emotional wave concept, which is essential for promoting a healthy learning environment.
STARTER
1/10
Quiz before
How can emotions influence students' learning?
2/10
QUIZ before
What are the fundamental emotions identified by Paul Ekman?
3/10
Quiz before
What triggers emotions?
4/10
Quiz before
What are the characteristics of the emotional wave?
5/10
Quiz before
What motor behaviors can be observed in a student who is angry?
6/10
Quiz before
What are the benefits of emotional management in a classroom?
7/10
Quiz before
What are the ways emotions can influence non-verbal behavior?
8/10
Quiz Before
What techniques can help improve emotional regulation?
9/10
QUIZ before
What are the benefits on well-being of recognizing emotions in young people?
10/10
Before Quiz
What ways can help students constructively express their emotions?
QUIZ after
Quiz
AFTER
Here is a 10 question quiz based on the video you just watched.
START
1/10
QUIZ after
2/10
QUIZ after
3/10
QUIZ after
4/10
QUIZ after
5/10
QUIZ after
6/10
QUIZ after
7/10
QUIZ after
8/10
QUIZ after
9/10
QUIZ after
10/10
QUIZ after
QUIZ after
summary
Engagement
Meditation
Emotions
Emotional Vague
Emotional Picture
Motor Behaviors
TIPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Validate the Student's Emotions
Stay Calm and Receptive
Offer Emotion Regulation Techniques
Long-term Follow-up and Support
When a child or student goes through a large emotional wave
Create a Safe Space for Expression
ONLINE RESOURCES
“The importance of emotions in learning” - Knowledge One
“The Emotional Atmosphere of a Classroom Matters” - Daniel Goleman
“Social and Emotional Development in Children and Adolescents”
“Let the Inside Out: Empowering Emotional Expression in the Classroom”
“Supporting your Child/Adolescent to Regulate Their Emotions”
well
done
See you soon for new challenges!
Meditation
Deep meditation and breathing can help students manage their emotions and create a safe environment.
Propose Emotion Regulation Techniques
Description : Propose emotional regulation strategies that the child can use to manage intense emotions. Implementation : Suggest deep breathing exercises, pauses to calm down, or activities like drawing or writing to express their emotions.
Validate the Student's Emotions
Description : Recognizing and validating emotions is essential. Let them know that their feelings are normal and acceptable. Practice: Use phrases such as "I see that you are experiencing a very strong anger/sadness, it is completely normal to feel that way" to show that you understand what they are feeling.
“Social and Emotional Development in Children and Adolescents” - Child development institute
The article explores how children and adolescents develop social and emotional skills, starting from early attachment with caregivers to building self-esteem through interactions. It highlights the importance of responsive parenting and positive reinforcement in shaping emotional intelligence.
Emotional peak
This is the peak of the emotional wave.
“The importance of emotions in learning” - Knowledge One
This video provides a brief overview of a more in-depth article on the role of emotions in learning.
Stay Calm and Receptive
Description : When you are faced with a student experiencing intense emotion, it is crucial to remain calm. Your tranquility can help soothe the student. Show that you are available and ready to listen. Practice : Adopt an open posture, use a gentle and reassuring tone of voice, and avoid reacting with impatience or frustration. Stand at their level and face them
Motor behaviors
Motor behaviors are physical actions controlled by the brain, involving the coordination of different parts of the body. For example: An angry student may exhibit motor behaviors such as hitting or shouting.
“The Emotional Atmosphere of a Classroom Matters” - Daniel Goleman
Best-selling author Daniel Goleman shares the one change he would make to the education system.
Emotions
Recognize emotions to promote their emotional well-being and engagement in learning.
Create a Safe Space for Expression
Description : Provide a space where everyone can freely and safely express their emotions, without judgment. Implementation : Set up a quiet corner or a space in the room where the child can temporarily withdraw to regulate their emotions. Encourage them to verbalize what they feel.
“Let the Inside Out: Empowering Emotional Expression in the Classroom” by Lorena Peimbert
Strong emotions don’t have to hinder learning. This webinar shares practical tips and activities to help students recognize, express, and manage their emotions, enabling them to succeed in your English classroom.
Long-Term Follow-up and Support
Description: After managing a major emotional wave, ensure follow-up to understand the underlying causes and support the child over time. Implementation: Schedule a later discussion to explore what triggered the emotion and how the student can better manage such situations in the future. Do not address it immediately! Also consider referring to a professional if the child's emotions seem persistent or unmanageable.
“Supporting your Child/Adolescent to Regulate Their Emotions” - Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
This introductory workshop explains what emotion dysregulation is and what factors can affect a child or young person’s ability to manage emotions. It also offers practical ways to support them and introduces key self-regulation skills.
Engagement
Emotions can enhance or hinder concentration and engagement.
Emotional wave
This is a model that describes the intensification and the reduction of emotions.
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Transcript
00:15
hello
I am Brainy and I am here to guide you through this activity. First, a small quiz will be offered to discover what you know about the topic we will discuss.
Next, you will watch a video prepared by experts, which will help you deepen your understanding of the key concepts.
Finally, a second quiz will allow you to check everything you've learned, accompanied by a series of tips to help you implement these educational tools.
Let's get started!
00:15
The emotional wave:
what is it?
Quiz
BEFORE
Here is a 10 question quiz to test your knowledge of the emotional wave concept, which is essential for promoting a healthy learning environment.
STARTER
1/10
Quiz before
How can emotions influence students' learning?
2/10
QUIZ before
What are the fundamental emotions identified by Paul Ekman?
3/10
Quiz before
What triggers emotions?
4/10
Quiz before
What are the characteristics of the emotional wave?
5/10
Quiz before
What motor behaviors can be observed in a student who is angry?
6/10
Quiz before
What are the benefits of emotional management in a classroom?
7/10
Quiz before
What are the ways emotions can influence non-verbal behavior?
8/10
Quiz Before
What techniques can help improve emotional regulation?
9/10
QUIZ before
What are the benefits on well-being of recognizing emotions in young people?
10/10
Before Quiz
What ways can help students constructively express their emotions?
QUIZ after
Quiz
AFTER
Here is a 10 question quiz based on the video you just watched.
START
1/10
QUIZ after
2/10
QUIZ after
3/10
QUIZ after
4/10
QUIZ after
5/10
QUIZ after
6/10
QUIZ after
7/10
QUIZ after
8/10
QUIZ after
9/10
QUIZ after
10/10
QUIZ after
QUIZ after
summary
Engagement
Meditation
Emotions
Emotional Vague
Emotional Picture
Motor Behaviors
TIPS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Validate the Student's Emotions
Stay Calm and Receptive
Offer Emotion Regulation Techniques
Long-term Follow-up and Support
When a child or student goes through a large emotional wave
Create a Safe Space for Expression
ONLINE RESOURCES
“The importance of emotions in learning” - Knowledge One
“The Emotional Atmosphere of a Classroom Matters” - Daniel Goleman
“Social and Emotional Development in Children and Adolescents”
“Let the Inside Out: Empowering Emotional Expression in the Classroom”
“Supporting your Child/Adolescent to Regulate Their Emotions”
well
done
See you soon for new challenges!
Meditation
Deep meditation and breathing can help students manage their emotions and create a safe environment.
Propose Emotion Regulation Techniques
Description : Propose emotional regulation strategies that the child can use to manage intense emotions. Implementation : Suggest deep breathing exercises, pauses to calm down, or activities like drawing or writing to express their emotions.
Validate the Student's Emotions
Description : Recognizing and validating emotions is essential. Let them know that their feelings are normal and acceptable. Practice: Use phrases such as "I see that you are experiencing a very strong anger/sadness, it is completely normal to feel that way" to show that you understand what they are feeling.
“Social and Emotional Development in Children and Adolescents” - Child development institute
The article explores how children and adolescents develop social and emotional skills, starting from early attachment with caregivers to building self-esteem through interactions. It highlights the importance of responsive parenting and positive reinforcement in shaping emotional intelligence.
Emotional peak
This is the peak of the emotional wave.
“The importance of emotions in learning” - Knowledge One
This video provides a brief overview of a more in-depth article on the role of emotions in learning.
Stay Calm and Receptive
Description : When you are faced with a student experiencing intense emotion, it is crucial to remain calm. Your tranquility can help soothe the student. Show that you are available and ready to listen. Practice : Adopt an open posture, use a gentle and reassuring tone of voice, and avoid reacting with impatience or frustration. Stand at their level and face them
Motor behaviors
Motor behaviors are physical actions controlled by the brain, involving the coordination of different parts of the body. For example: An angry student may exhibit motor behaviors such as hitting or shouting.
“The Emotional Atmosphere of a Classroom Matters” - Daniel Goleman
Best-selling author Daniel Goleman shares the one change he would make to the education system.
Emotions
Recognize emotions to promote their emotional well-being and engagement in learning.
Create a Safe Space for Expression
Description : Provide a space where everyone can freely and safely express their emotions, without judgment. Implementation : Set up a quiet corner or a space in the room where the child can temporarily withdraw to regulate their emotions. Encourage them to verbalize what they feel.
“Let the Inside Out: Empowering Emotional Expression in the Classroom” by Lorena Peimbert
Strong emotions don’t have to hinder learning. This webinar shares practical tips and activities to help students recognize, express, and manage their emotions, enabling them to succeed in your English classroom.
Long-Term Follow-up and Support
Description: After managing a major emotional wave, ensure follow-up to understand the underlying causes and support the child over time. Implementation: Schedule a later discussion to explore what triggered the emotion and how the student can better manage such situations in the future. Do not address it immediately! Also consider referring to a professional if the child's emotions seem persistent or unmanageable.
“Supporting your Child/Adolescent to Regulate Their Emotions” - Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
This introductory workshop explains what emotion dysregulation is and what factors can affect a child or young person’s ability to manage emotions. It also offers practical ways to support them and introduces key self-regulation skills.
Engagement
Emotions can enhance or hinder concentration and engagement.
Emotional wave
This is a model that describes the intensification and the reduction of emotions.