Teachers can begin to break the silos that stuff social-emotional learning into a specific unit or class, and instead embed it throughout the day. Be intentional. Social and emotional skills come up all the time — at recess, in group work, in math class. Be intentional about identifying opportunities to practice the skills with your students. Role play conflicts that might arise on the playground or talk to students about listening and collaboration before group work. Before math class, talk about “mathematical courage,” or the idea that students should ask questions when they don’t understand something, be unafraid to make mistakes, explain their thinking, listen to how other people thought about a problem, and be open to suggestions. Don't worry about taking time away from academic material. Taking time to focus on how students interact with each other, how they're feeling, and how they're behaving, will help create conditions conducive for overcoming academic chal...
Education in today's world is challenging we really need a model teacher with human qualities like Love,Kindness, Compassion, Mercy, Sympathy, Empathy, etc.,) and also by Practicing Punctuality, Discipline,Obedience, Behavior, Conduct, Character. I am really appreciates your concept of value education in all the schools. Keep it up. The best way to inculcate value education to the students is to imprint in them the respect and fear of God to be just and right in His sight. To start the day in schools with prayer, where to hearts and minds of the students are connected to God in prayer, be it any religion, language etc, is where the learners learn to imbibe and appreciates values of any kind.
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