چکیده:
This article examines the vital role of teachers in fostering emotional intelligence in students. Emotional intelligence is defined as a set of skills and abilities to understand, manage, and express emotions in a healthy and constructive manner. In this article, it is argued that teachers act not only as academic instructors but also as emotional role models and guides for students on the path of developing emotional intelligence. The article begins by examining the importance of emotional intelligence in childhood and its impact on learning, mental health, and social relationships. Then, the role of teachers as models in promoting healthy emotional behaviors and effective coping skills is discussed. Using a descriptive-analytical method and utilizing library resources, the article examines various methods through which teachers can help students learn and practice emotional intelligence skills. These methods include explicit instruction of emotional skills, creating opportunities to practice these skills in real-world environments, providing feedback and encouragement, and creating a safe and supportive classroom environment.
خلاصه ماشینی:
They can help students develop their emotional intelligence skills by creating a supportive learning environment and using appropriate teaching methods (Atashi, 1402).
In the elementary stages of education, which is a period of personality formation and physical and psychological growth development in children, emotional literacy is of special importance.
(Figueroa-Sánchez, 2008) Developing emotional literacy at foundational levels This is what teachers say pays off when students progress through primary school and enter high-pressure middle and high school environments: "If I do what I am supposed to do during the transition from early childhood to kindergarten, then when they are in second grade, they can use these skills.
If emotional literacy becomes an explicit focus in the preschool stage as part of the daily small group time and during kindergarten activities, does this strengthen children's ability to express emotions and manage their social behavior?
By implementing these practical suggestions, teachers can have a positive impact on the development of students' emotional literacy and help create a dynamic and supportive learning environment for them.
Emotional literacy, as a set of cognitive, behavioral, and social skills, plays a key role in this process and helps students interact effectively with their world.
Teachers who possess high emotional literacy and can effectively manage their own emotions can help their students learn these skills.
Cooperation between teachers and parents can help create a supportive and consistent environment for students and assist them in learning and developing emotional and social skills.
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