Teaching and learning about emotions for positive outcomes


COULD it be time for schools to implement programmes teaching emotional intelligence in order to boost child development?

According to research published last week in the journal Child Development, teaching children to recognise and understand their emotions can improve educational outcomes while reducing anxiety and behavioural problems.

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