The best learning takes place when we have a positive emotional connection to the topic.
If we are overwhelmed with emotion—too giddy, too angry – we can get ourselves in trouble.
provides a simple tool to discuss the neuropsychology of emotional self-regulation. Successful children and adults develop an understanding of their feelings, and a recognition of appropriate expression of their emotional needs. At one time or another, we all need a neutral, non-judgmental platform on which to consider high-intensity incidents.
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