wow I feel like a big burden just went off my shoulders. I was extremely procrastinating with stuff that's actually not that hard to accomplish but my mind was always focusing on my vague assumptions and was always overwhelmed by it. I will practice more awareness on each task now and start with positive self-talk thank you!
We should first of all develop Emotional Intelligence in ourselves. Not only is it doable but also shows great effects! I’ve been observing my clients working on their EQ with me and their results are astonishing!
Fantastic speech. Why is this not getting a thousand as many views? I admire your passion for the topic and appriciate you shared these results and a bit of your knowledge so much. This attitude makes the world better!
+Péter Ádám Perczel Thanks so much for the kind feedback Peter! It's people like you who give educators the strength to continue on our path. Have a wonderful week!
Beautiful. The example you used with geometrical shapes blew me away. i never thought of it that way. What a powerful and experential example to make people aware of importance of mindfulness and emotional intelligence in such a short time. i am very happy listening to this talk. thank you so much.
This is transcendent material. A comparable book I read took me to similar heights. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
Excellent presentation Ronen - I so totally agree with you - I don't believe this is happening in Aussie schools and I believe that proactive management of emotions is the key to finding balance and happiness... at all levels of being. Thank you for this talk.
Thank you! Shared. I learned, practiced, researched, advocated, created, and now am actively teaching active meditation utilizing mindful breathing. :) Lovely talk. Ty.
Good day, this is one of the most logical videos I have seen. This gentleman is very wise with his words and brings therm to the surface of the table in easy ways to understand. I enjoy hearing different ways of moving our minds into different directions of where it is headed. This information will bring me into places I have never been before, Thank you for sharing the information.
Great talk, Roni! I really look forward to talking and working with you more on this stuff. I agree 100% with everything you said. Our kids, our community, our culture needs this. I too had the fear of what would happen if I spent time meditating with my students (in a science class no less), and like you the response has been positive for 3 years now. Students and parents thank me for taking this time with them and sharing with them these life skills. It is one of the best and most meaningful things I've done as an educator, and in my own life.
Wonderful talk, Roni. Hard to think of a more worthy application of social interaction skills training than to promote the emotional health of growing minds. Such skills are incredibly valuable for promoting positive thought, focus, and creativity - for both introverts and extroverts alike. The ability to empathize and adapt to an evolving social interaction can lead to very beneficial results such as building trust and rapport with others, which in turn will improve the collaborations required by the modern day workforce. Becoming aware of these skills at an early age gives children even more time to put these skills to good use - personally and professionally. Thanks for sharing your vision!
My high school had Life Skills presentations like this in the 90's, but it was a private Catholic school. My friends who were in public schools did not have them. I think it would be awesome if they could have had those opportunities, too.
It’s true-emotions are contagious, and it’s called emotional contagion. Learn what science and research says about how easy it is to “catch” other’s emotions, positive and negative. Sapien heard that laughter is contagious. Older Sapien may have also heard sapien say a sapien are a “sympathetic crier,” meaning if a sapien see a sapien crying a sapien unforcibly start tearing up too, even though sapien don’t have a reason to cry. It’s funny how a sapien "can take on" the emotions of another viewed, as if emotions or feelings are contagious. But it’s true-emotions can really be contagious. It’s called emotional contagion, and sharing emotions tendly happen easier than a sapien’d think. Emotional contagion is simply when a one person’s emotions or behaviors are mimicked by a another person’s. Often times, these emotions or behaviors happen subconsciously. According to “Are a Sapien Catching a Other Sapien's Emotions?” in U.S. World and News Report, upbeat emotions such as enthusiasm and joy, as well as negative ones such as sadness, fear and anger, are easily passed from a one person to a another, often without either "party" realizing it.
I wish they wouldn't slap the word intelligence on it. 'Intelligence' suggests that it's innate and unchanging. If as he says "it's a skill that's completely trainable" then it's not intelligence.
YES, NEEDS to be taught both in the schools and in the home as a normal, daily sort of study.
A biiiiiiig thank you from a Moroccan teacher who totally agrees witn you that emotional intelligence and mindfulness pay off. God bless you.
wow I feel like a big burden just went off my shoulders. I was extremely procrastinating with stuff that's actually not that hard to accomplish but my mind was always focusing on my vague assumptions and was always overwhelmed by it.
I will practice more awareness on each task now and start with positive self-talk
thank you!
Well done, Roni. Every parent, teacher and student in our community needs to watch your talk. You are my hero.
+Kim Diorio Thanks Kim! Means so much coming from you. The feeling is definitely mutual.
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We should first of all develop Emotional Intelligence in ourselves. Not only is it doable but also shows great effects! I’ve been observing my clients working on their EQ with me and their results are astonishing!
Mind blown. EQ is real and I'm excited to start using this video as an example of teaching on my website.
"this is why I teach" it made me smile. :) I loved this ted talk.
Excellent speech on "Emotional Intelligence- The Skills Our Students Deserve".Thank you.
DR. PRASHANT CHAUHAN
I have taken your knowledge, experience and ideas and modified to work in my African class, here in Tanzania. Thanks Roni.
Fantastic speech. Why is this not getting a thousand as many views? I admire your passion for the topic and appriciate you shared these results and a bit of your knowledge so much. This attitude makes the world better!
+Péter Ádám Perczel Thanks so much for the kind feedback Peter! It's people like you who give educators the strength to continue on our path. Have a wonderful week!
Beautiful. The example you used with geometrical shapes blew me away. i never thought of it that way. What a powerful and experential example to make people aware of importance of mindfulness and emotional intelligence in such a short time. i am very happy listening to this talk. thank you so much.
emotional intelligence is developed through dedicated study and effort of ourselves.
This is transcendent material. A comparable book I read took me to similar heights. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
Excellent speech on "Emotional Intelligence- The Skills Our Students Deserve".Thank you.
sharing self experience is always motivating in listening.
Excellent presentation Ronen - I so totally agree with you - I don't believe this is happening in Aussie schools and I believe that proactive management of emotions is the key to finding balance and happiness... at all levels of being. Thank you for this talk.
Thank you! Shared.
I learned, practiced, researched, advocated, created, and now am actively teaching active meditation utilizing mindful breathing. :)
Lovely talk. Ty.
Yes everyone has to listen.
Well said sir. It is true that information combined with emotion becomes long time learning. HAPPINESS AND ENJOYMENT are the keys.
Good day, this is one of the most logical videos I have seen. This gentleman is very wise with his words and brings therm to the surface of the table in easy ways to understand. I enjoy hearing different ways of moving our minds into different directions of where it is headed. This information will bring me into places I have never been before, Thank you for sharing the information.
thank you for making us familiar with various aspects of "Emotional Intelligence"
Excellent speech on "Emotional Intelligence- The Skills Our Students Deserve
From:- Dr.Jignesh Limbachiya
Very good speech on the "Emotional Intelligence."
wow! that was really thought-provoking, i learned so much hand it will definitely use that info
Great speech about Emotional Intelligence- The Skills Our Students Deserve!
Great talk, Roni! I really look forward to talking and working with you more on this stuff. I agree 100% with everything you said. Our kids, our community, our culture needs this. I too had the fear of what would happen if I spent time meditating with my students (in a science class no less), and like you the response has been positive for 3 years now. Students and parents thank me for taking this time with them and sharing with them these life skills. It is one of the best and most meaningful things I've done as an educator, and in my own life.
Thanks so much for the nice note Josh! And yes, I look forward to collaborating!
Truely said sir, Suffer now to live a better life tom
Wonderful talk, Roni. Hard to think of a more worthy application of social interaction skills training than to promote the emotional health of growing minds. Such skills are incredibly valuable for promoting positive thought, focus, and creativity - for both introverts and extroverts alike. The ability to empathize and adapt to an evolving social interaction can lead to very beneficial results such as building trust and rapport with others, which in turn will improve the collaborations required by the modern day workforce. Becoming aware of these skills at an early age gives children even more time to put these skills to good use - personally and professionally. Thanks for sharing your vision!
+Zack Horn Thanks so much for the thoughtful response Zack! Love that I got this response from a Psychologist! :)
Motivating talk on emotional Intelligence.
Homeschooling as well and it's not easy at all, different level as well and it's is growing and growing as well
Very much interesting Lecture on Emotional Intelligence- The Skills Our Students Deserve. Thanks
Great initiative on promoting student mental health.
Be calm and try to forget any unimportant things.
One of the best speeches I have watched! Very well organized!
+Alex Aldaco Thanks Alex! Really appreciate it.
+Ronen Habib I have some questions for you, if there a way I can contact you?
Hi Tristen,
I can be reached at roni@eqschools.com
Cheers!
Very good talk about the emotional intelligence.
Very wonderful and interesting talk on "Emotional Intelligence".
Excellent session and all have to see this video
Excellent speech on Emotional Intelligence
Excellent lecture on Emotional Intelligence.
Thank you sir....
so often the " rush " of adults hinder the reality in children😔.
They are not cattle! They need better emphasis on individual reflection for sure👏👏👏👏
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Wonderful and interesting talk on "Emotional intelligence" that can be useful to students.
Thank you for a informative and valuable TED talk
Informative Session on Emotional Intelligence. Thank You SIR
we need to focus on students mental health now days.
very informative and wonerfull session ..thank you
You're doing great work. I agree with you 1000%. All schools need emotional intelligence courses.
Motivating talk on emotional Intelligence, thank you
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Gathered knowledge on emotional intelligence. Nice video.
Perfect 👌 diagnosis and great speech!
My high school had Life Skills presentations like this in the 90's, but it was a private Catholic school. My friends who were in public schools did not have them. I think it would be awesome if they could have had those opportunities, too.
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IS WELL EXPLAINED IN DETAILED MANNER
THANKS AND REGARDS
DR BASSA SATYANNARAYANA
Nice presentation on Emotional Intelligence
Dr. Anish Kumar M S
Motivating talk
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Loved, loved, loved!👍👍👍👍
Wonderful talk. Enjoyed a lot
Excellent speech, thank you
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Very informative discussion.
Excellent session of video
nice discussion on social and emotional learning
A motivational speech.
Thank you for this video.
Interesting talk...thank you sir
Important topic.
Thanks for your valuable lecture
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informative and detailed discussion.
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Really good..... Thank you
Nice speech sir.Thank you.
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Thank you for your video
Thank you!
It’s true-emotions are contagious, and it’s called emotional contagion. Learn what science and research says about how easy it is to “catch” other’s emotions, positive and negative.
Sapien heard that laughter is contagious. Older Sapien may have also heard sapien say a sapien are a “sympathetic crier,” meaning if a sapien see a sapien crying a sapien unforcibly start tearing up too, even though sapien don’t have a reason to cry. It’s funny how a sapien "can take on" the emotions of another viewed, as if emotions or feelings are contagious. But it’s true-emotions can really be contagious. It’s called emotional contagion, and sharing emotions tendly happen easier than a sapien’d think.
Emotional contagion is simply when a one person’s emotions or behaviors are mimicked by a another person’s. Often times, these emotions or behaviors happen subconsciously. According to “Are a Sapien Catching a Other Sapien's Emotions?” in U.S. World and News Report, upbeat emotions such as enthusiasm and joy, as well as negative ones such as sadness, fear and anger, are easily passed from a one person to a another, often without either "party" realizing it.
Nice talk on emotional intelligence thank you
nice lecture on Emotional Intelligence
Thank you
I wish they wouldn't slap the word intelligence on it. 'Intelligence' suggests that it's innate and unchanging. If as he says "it's a skill that's completely trainable" then it's not intelligence.
engaging and interesting
Well done sir
Nice information thank you