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Solving the Biggest Problems: Daniel Shapiro on Emotional Intelligence and Negotiation

by Joshua Freedman | May 1, 2013 | EQ Business, EQ Life

How to effectively resolve conflict? “Emotional intelligence is essential,” says Daniel Shapiro, Harvard International Negotiation Program.

How Should Educators Respond to Tragic Events?

by Dr. Susan Stillman | Apr 19, 2013 | Six Seconds

How should educators respond to tragic events that enter our classrooms and schools? I was reading a blog post this morning that made me think about this question. The author, a 7th grade teacher in Boston, received emails from her students asking if they could change...

Three Traps for Teaching EQ, Especially for Teens

by Joshua Freedman | Feb 27, 2013 | EQ Education

Recently a student told me that she dreads the “SEL” class in her school because, “the teacher is so fake.” There are three key traps that lead to this kind of failure in social emotional learning, and some simple-but-challenging solutions to find a balance in inquiry, planning, and power.