Learning Outcomes

The Importance of Social and Emotional Skills

Areas of Children's Overall Development

Communication With Children

Lesson Summary

Developing Empathy

Self-Control

Creativity in Children

Developing Teamwork Skills

Promoting Optimism in Children

Honesty as an Important Virtue

Developing Tolerance in Children

Gratitude as an Important Social and Emotional Skill

Social Media and Social and Emotional Skills

Social and Emotional Learning: Supporting Children's Growth - Assessment

Learn strategies to successfully teach children the social and emotional skills needed in everyday life.

Social and Emotional Learning: Supporting Children's Growth

This course offers a valuable opportunity to learn about social and emotional skills and why they are essential for children’s development. It introduces practical strategies that can help children build key skills such as empathy, self-control, creativity, teamwork, optimism, honesty, tolerance, and gratitude. This course empowers parents and educators with the tools to nurture children’s growth in building strong, positive social skills.

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