As adults, we often forget how challenging it was to be a child. Youngsters navigate a myriad of emotions, from elation to frustration, anger to fear, every day. For many children, managing their feelings can be overwhelming, leading to tantrums, outbursts and potentially long-term social and emotional hurdles. Thankfully, social emotional learning (SEL) can equip five-year–olds with the tools to develop healthy coping mechanisms, enabling them to build emotional resilience and better relationships with themselves and others. In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of SEL for five-year-olds, how it works and how parents, caregivers, and educators can help kids foster these essential skills.You also could see another post where we talk about 5 YEAR OLDS WHO ARE INTROVERTED? .
Some Statistics
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| Figures | According to a study conducted by the American Psychological Association, children aged 57 are more likely to develop healthy coping mechanisms through social emotional learning when they are exposed to activities such as roleplaying, problem solving, and selfreflection. The study found that these activities can help children learn how to express their emotions in a healthy way and develop strategies for dealing with stress. Additionally, the study found that children who participated in social emotional learning activities were more likely to have better academic performance, better behavior in school, and improved relationships with peers. |
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