Emotional intelligence

A Unique Curriculum
We have prepared our own program for social and emotional learning, where we focus on developing emotional intelligence in children. Taking advantage of educational programs of emotional and social learning from organizations such as Casel, IELDS, AERA and our own experiences and knowlege about close to our heart methods of education (Montessori, Integrated curriculum) we created a modern and unique mothodical program focused on emotional and social development. But first and foremost for open heart for children.

Preschool Staff
Each member of the preschool has been trained on the topic of emotions and emotional intelligence in working with children. Our psychologists and therapists actively participate in the daily life of the preschooler. They watch over the authenticity and quality of the teaching to effectively support your child’s social and emotional development to reach reasonable expectations.

Modern Teaching Methods
We develop emotional intelligence of the child through methods, techniques and communication which help build a stable self-esteem, and show the advantages of being independent, responsible, courageous and creative. We teach cooperation and internal motivation in achieving goals and solving problems.

Better Start Leads to Further Success
Proper emotional development in a child aged 3-6 is a milestone, thanks to which the child will have a smoother path to success in many areas of life in the future. Preschool age is the best time to help your child acquire skills, by psychologists, known as emotional intelligence. It is important to consider this in a child’s growth because even very capable children can have difficulty achieving good results in school because of inability to cope with their emotions.

We use methods and ideas that are important to us:

Integrated Teaching Methods
Mindfulness
Nonviolent Communication (Nonviolent Communication, NVC)
Democratic Education
Language Immersion
Creative Problem Solving
Relaxation Methods
Music Therapy
Drama Classes
Art Therapy
Gordon’s Method for Children

Emotional intelligence is shaped from the moment of birth. Parents are an integral part of the development of the child's personality. They are undoubtedly the most important link and the first mentors in the development of the emotional aspects of a child. Daily contact with parents, even the smallest amount, has an emotional subtext, which is why the constant repetition of the same phrases, or behavior significantly affects the emotional outlook and skills of each child, and thus shapes his character.
Considering the prior, for parents to be able to raise children with emotional intelligence, we must set an example for them. Family is the most important element in the development of emotional intelligence, but keep in mind that each child develops differently and therefore each child is in need of a different amount of individual time.
A child shapes their emotional habits in the first few years of their life. Therefore it is important to familiarize the child with appropriate behaviors and teach them how to deal with their emotions.
Considering that children respond differently than adults, as parents it is crucial to maintain a calm composure, and set a good example

In a nutshell emotional intelligence includes:

The ability to recognize emotions in one’s self and in others
The ability to regulate one’s emotions
The ability to appropriately respond to the emotions of others
To be able to use emotions in tasks such as thinking, and problem solving

Emotional intelligence refers to the knowledge of our inner-selves and above all, what we feel and how we understand our emotions. The next step is to maintain cautious control over emotional activity in order to achieve emotional intelligence. A person should constantly be motivated internally in terms of their own development. This involves continuous improvement with much effort. For people’s aspirations to be fully realized, one should learn to view other people from their point of view, in order to empathize with the current situation. This is associated with the art of communicating, in other words, the creation of social ties. Social skills are created by creating constant interpersonal contacts, through which cooperation with others is learned.

Developing Emotional Intelligence brings significant benefits to improve the quality of life:

Recognition of emotions in themselves and others
Recognition of negative emotional states and trying to counteract them
Ability to maintain normal relations with their peers, teachers and parents
Allows use of all of one’s potential to achieve objectives
Better stress management, and problem solving through constructive criticism
Strong motivation of the natural desire to act
Knowing one’s own value as a person
Stable desire of self-esteem with which one accepts, and respects themselves and others
Sense of one’s own abilities and limitations, and taking responsibility for one’s own life

Readiness to go to preschool or school is decided by whether the child has developed the most important skills earlier in life. These skills prepare the child with readiness to start school. Each skill is associated with emotional intelligence:

Confidence
Curiosity
Intentionality
Self-control
Social-skills
Communication
Cooperation

Children practicing mindfulness, experienced the following effects:

Skillfully express their emotions and understand age appropriate feelings
Skilfully control age approriate emotions
Find it easier to make friends
Are more aimable
Know how to share, help and care
Exhibit altruistic behavior
Are tolerant of others
Gladly follow social conduct
They differentiate "good" behavior from “bad " behavior
Solve problems and conflicts more wisely

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Original program for emotional development

Emotional intelligence

We use methods and ideas that are important to us:

First registration? How to sign up your child to a group?