Healthy family relationships require empathy, connection, and open communication. Hope Rising has designed an emotional intelligence curriculum that can teach students active skills for improving their relationships with their families and themselves. Get started at https://info.hoperisingedu.com/emotional-intelligence/curriculumsample
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Emotional Intelligence Curriculum Teaches Arizona
Students Self-Reflection & Empathy
Young people live in a highly
digital world. With more attention
on screens than on the people
around them, children's
relationships with their family
members can really struggle.
Hope Rising believes that fostering healthy
relationships is a skill that can be taught and
has developed an emotional intelligence
curriculum "My Best Me", to do just that.
By teaching students to be self-reflective
and aware of the feelings of others, "My
Best Me" encourages empathy and
connection with their family members.
Studies have shown a steady
decline in children's empathy
since the 1970s, with potentially
more recent hits due to the social
interruption and isolation
experienced in quarantine.
Since empathy is a central
element of all human
relationships, if children
struggle to be kind and caring,
it can negatively impact their
family relationships.
"My Best Me" curriculum
teaches students to be hopeful
by developing positive behavior
that encompasses
communication, collaboration,
and emotional literacy, among
others.
Hope Rising's curriculum develops active skills like
having healthy interactions, maintaining physical,
mental, and emotional well-being, and understanding
personal identity.
Visit https://info.hoperisingedu.com/emotional-
intelligence/curriculumsample