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Reference: Daniel Goleman, 1995
- The key to our personal destiny
- Requires a unique set of competencies
- A meta-ability affecting the use of other skills/intellect
- Helps us know and manage out feelings well
- Helps us read/deal effectively with other people's feelings
- Emotional Intelligence is a type of social intelligence
- It lets us manage our own and others' emotions and discriminate among them
- We use this information to guide thinking and actions
- It subsumes intra- and inter-personal intelligences
- There are five domains involved: self-awareness, managing emotions,
motivating oneself, empathy, handling relationships
- Our emotional intelligence determines our potential for learning practical
life skills
- It matters twice as much as intelligence quotient and technical skills
combined
- Confluent education uses EI effectively
- The levels are teach, model, practice, apply
- It is related to ethical behavior
- Involves respect, resiliency, responsibility
- Involves a combination of patterns, behaviors, kinds of thought
- Involves knowing, choosing, giving yourself
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
1. Managing Self
1.1 Self-Awareness
1.2 Self-Regulation
1.3 Motivation
2. Managing Relationships
2.1 Empathy
2.2 Social Skills
3. Key to personal destiny
4. A meta-ability affecting use of other abilities/intellect
5. know/manage own feelings well
6. read/deal with others effectively
7. a type of social intelligence
8. monitoring own & others' feelings
9. using that info to guide thinking/actions
10. subsumes intra- & inter-personal intelligences
11. five domains
11.1 self-awareness
11.2 managing emotions
11.3 motivating oneself
11.4 empathy
11.5 handling relationships
12. determines our potential for learning practical life skills
13. matters twice IQ & technical skills combined
14. teach, model, practice, apply
15. related to ethical behavior
16. respect, resiliency, responsibility
17. combination of patterns, behaviors, kinds of thought
18. know, choose, give yourself
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