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Developing a Child's Emotional Intelligence Skills

  • Arabic

Description

Types of intelligence vary within a person and differ in strength from one person to another. Emotional intelligence, or the intelligence of feelings, remains the most important, because it teaches people how to deal with life and adapt to it, in its beauty and ugliness, its advantages and its problems.

In children, emotional intelligence is the ability to be intelligent about feelings, whether the child's own or those of others. It shows in the child's ability to notice feelings, understand them and act on them in an effective and intelligent way.

What the presentation covers

  • What emotional intelligence is and why it matters in childhood

  • Helping children notice, understand and manage emotions

  • Practical activities and parenting habits that develop these skills

Objectives

  • Understand the concept of emotional intelligence in children.
  • Recognize why emotional intelligence is among the most important kinds of intelligence.
  • Help children notice and name their own feelings and those of others.
  • Teach children to act on emotions in an effective, intelligent way.
  • Apply activities and parenting habits that develop emotional skills.
  • Support children in adapting to life's challenges and relationships.

Who it's for

Parents who want to develop their children's emotional intelligence, teachers and educators in kindergartens and schools, and psychologists and trainers.

Version 1 — updated 17 October 2026

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