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Middle School Climate & Learning – AERA research

by Dr. Susan Stillman | Apr 14, 2016 | EQ Education, Six Seconds

New research is shedding light on what middle schoolers are feeling about school and learning — and what makes social emotional learning (SEL) effective for young adolescents. They crave authenticity and connection, but are not finding these at school.

How to Vitalize Hiring with Emotional Intelligence

by Joshua Freedman | Jan 29, 2016 | EQ Business

Best practices for hiring with emotional intelligence – attract, select, and onboard talent with EQ. There is now a range of practical EQ tools for hiring.

Bully-proof Your Kids with Emotional Intelligence

by Anabel Jensen | Oct 6, 2015 | EQ Education

October is national anti-bullying month in the U.S. How can emotional intelligence help us guide our children to be compassionate and to combat bullying at home and at school? As a first grader, I was a bit chubby—not pudgy, but certainly slightly rounded. My...