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My emotions as a professional


Welcome education professionals!

This Mindly explores emotional regulation, an essential lever for the well-being and effectiveness of education professionals. Emotions directly influence attention, memory, relationships, and group climate.
Thanks to insights from neuroscience and positive psychology, discover concrete tools such as mindfulness and cognitive reappraisal.

Better understanding one's emotions allows for perspective-taking, preventing chronic stress and burnout.

By regulating their emotions, adults become positive role models and create a calm and stimulating learning environment.




Keywords of the Mindly

Meditation

Meditation and deep breathing can help children/students regulate their emotions and create a safe environment.

Engagement

Pleasant or unpleasant emotions can enhance or hinder concentration and engagement.

Emotions

Recognising emotions allows for their regulation and promotes emotional well-being and engagement in learning.

Emotional wave

This is a model that describes the pattern of an emotion in a way familiar to all: the onset, intensification, and reduction of emotions.

Motor behaviours

Motor behaviours are physical actions controlled by the brain, involving the coordination of different parts of the body.
For example: An angry learner may exhibit motor behaviours such as hitting or shouting.

Emotional peak

This is the "peak of the emotional wave."

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