The EQ Intervention

Shaping a Self-Aware Generation Through Social and Emotional Learning

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Pub Date Jan 21 2020 | Archive Date Feb 18 2020
Greenleaf Book Group | Greenleaf Book Group Press

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Description

Emotional intelligence in the classroom matters more now than ever.

Raising the bar for EQ in education.
Written by Dr. Adam Saenz, a licensed psychologist with years of experience working within school districts, The EQ Intervention is an accessible, deep-dive exploration into the critical value of practicing Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) skills in your role as an educator, including stopping violence in schools before it ever starts.

Better mental health on campus. Designed as a practical guide for educators and administrators, The EQ Intervention includes a research-backed tool called the Educator Assessment of Social and Emotional Learning (EASEL). Using this assessment, measure your own SEL skills or those of your faculty to identify where you can adjust conflict resolution practices in the classroom for a healthier, safer, more self-aware campus.

The lessons and tools in this book can help educators tothoughtfully address points of conflict among students, between students and teachers, and between teachers and school administration. The EQ Intervention includes careful analysis of common issues facing educators in the classroom, such as:

* Students disrupting class

* Students facing turbulence or instability at home

* Intervening in personal conflicts between students

* Discussing potential learning disabilities or behavioral issues with parents

* Faculty and administrators with difficult or uncooperative working styles

Emotional intelligence in the classroom matters more now than ever.

Raising the bar for EQ in education.
Written by Dr. Adam Saenz, a licensed psychologist with years of experience working within...


Advance Praise

''Dr. Saenz's experience working with students and staff makes this book a very powerful tool for all educators. This book validates how social and emotional learning impacts school cultures and positively impacts academics in the process. Emotional intelligence is an essential component of education...of life!''

—Orlando Farias, Principal, Mission Collegiate High School, The Mission Consolidated School District

''Kudos to Dr. Adam Saenz for laying the groundwork for best practices in Social and Emotional Learning! As educators, we often focus our work on improving instruction in order to meet standardized testing expectations but fall short in addressing this critical area. Now more than ever, we must provide social and emotional learning as statistics continue to show that mental health concerns are clearly on the rise in our younger children. The EQ Intervention goes beyond school safety and emphasizes why we must prepare our youth to handle the adversities of life. Simply put, our children's lives depend on social emotional learning. Thank you, Adam, for always being a ''Life Giver.'' Your insight and kindness never cease to amaze me.''

—Diana Otero, Ph.D., Director of Special Services, The Ysleta Independent School District

''In The EQ Intervention, school psychologist Adam Saenz offers teachers practical Social and Emotional Learning Skills that will help them maintain effective relationships with every student, every day.''

—Todd Whitaker, Ph.D.; Distinguished Adjunct Professor, College of Education, University of Missouri; author of What Great Teachers Do Differently

''Dr. Saenz's experience working with students and staff makes this book a very powerful tool for all educators. This book validates how social and emotional learning impacts school cultures and...


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Thank you to NetGalley and Greenleaf Book Group for the opportunity to read and review The EQ Intervention. Since having read several EQ related titles for work. I found this one to be a refreshing look at how we can prevent and work with our social and emotional distress before it gets to a point of being out of hand.

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I’ve scrolled through the book, love the cover and title. The author is very thorough in writing on how he came about on writing the book and his ideas about EQ.. Great book for teachers, youth ministry and people who care for children in their career. I’d use the book for youth ministry to understand on the youth, families and patents are like to help them with any parental training. It would be valuable information for people to use as a workbook set with instructions to fully understand and comprehend on how to put the EQ interventions into practice.

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A very good read on how to teach children how to have Emotional Intelligence. Some good tips in here.

Many thanks to NetGalley, the author, and the publisher for my ARC. All opinions are my own.

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