Social Skills

5. Using clear, respectful language, and encouraging open dialogue. This includes both speaking and non-verbal communication.
8. Valuing diversity and treating all students fairly, fostering an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued.
9. Managing one’s own emotions effectively, demonstrating calmness and composure, especially in challenging situations.
10. Showing genuine interest in students' thoughts and feelings by giving them full attention, nodding, and responding appropriately.

1. Being flexible in teaching methods and approaches to meet the diverse needs of students, demonstrating openness to change.
2. Demonstrating appropriate social behaviors, such as kindness, patience, and cooperation, so students can learn by example.
3. Teaching and modeling how to resolve disagreements peacefully, guiding students through the process of finding common ground.
4. Understanding and acknowledging students' emotions, validating their experiences, and showing that you care.
6. Promoting collaboration through group activities, helping students learn how to work together and appreciate different perspectives.
7. Recognizing and praising positive behaviors, which helps build students’ self-esteem and encourages a supportive atmosphere.