In the frantic quest to educate the next generation for a tech-driven world, are we blindly prioritizing artificial intelligence at the grave expense of emotional intelligence? And what priceless things are we sacrificing in the process?

Today, we're diving deep into a tension every modern leader feels: the rapid arrival of Artificial Intelligence into the highest strategic sanctums—the corporate boardroom. Is AI a cool, calculating genius here to optimize our future, or is it an unwelcome guest!  Next week, we’re taking this conversation from the corporate world to the halls of academia.

While AI can personalize content or automate grading, it can’t teach children to manage their feelings after losing a game on the playground. It can’t comfort a child whose parent died. That’s the irreplaceable human role.

In this episode of Embrace and Restore let’s examine the practical impact of Artificial Intelligence in education. How is AI transforming classrooms right now? And what should educators know to make informed choices?

Welcome to another episode of Embrace and Restore which we will title as Bridging Minds, where we explore how Artificial Intelligence and Emotional Intelligence have developed over time—and what that means for our schools today.

In this episode we turn our attention outward, to the equally vital external components of emotional intelligence. These skills are paramount for any leader, and especially for emerging leaders tasked with building cohesive, high-performing teams and navigating complex stakeholder landscapes.

In today’s dynamic, often disruptive, global landscape, a compelling argument is being made by experts and seasoned executives alike: emotional intelligence (EI) isn't just a 'nice-to-have' for leaders; it's rapidly becoming the defining characteristic of impactful leadership, potentially outweighing purely technical prowess.

We delve into self-management, a vital component of emotional intelligence that allows you to manage your emotions in any situation. Think about how you currently manage your energy and emotions throughout the day, both at work and at home.

elcome to our series on effectively managing your personal life, both at home and in the workplace. Building on the principles of emotional intelligence we've discussed previously, particularly those highlighted in the context of leadership, this session focuses on the crucial first step: self-awareness.

In this episode of Embrace & Restore, we'll be discussing dyslexia, a common learning disability that affects reading, writing, and spelling. We'll explore the basics of dyslexia, including how it's evidenced, how it's recognized, and how it's passed on in families. We'll also share research-based methods for supporting learners with dyslexia at home and at school, using principles from Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Restorative Practices (RP).