Teaching Social Emotional skills to students

This video delivers a thoughtful, research-backed guide to teaching social emotional skills in early childhood settings. It introduces a three-step model—introduce, practice, and maintain—making emotional learning both structured and accessible. The use of relatable classroom scenarios and tools like the “Turtle Technique” helps children learn self-regulation and empathy in a playful, memorable way. The presenter emphasizes the importance of modeling behaviors, using visual aids, and embedding emotional learning into daily routines. Strategies are inclusive, adaptable, and grounded in real-life challenges educators face. The pacing is clear, and the tone is warm and encouraging, making it ideal for both teachers and parents. While the video is geared toward younger children, its principles apply broadly. Overall, it’s a practical, empowering resource for anyone looking to nurture emotional intelligence in children.