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Episode #52 | Ali Casiano – How educators Can Model Emotional Intelligence and Create Stronger Connections
Here are 6 powerful takeaways you won’t want to miss: EQ isn't a one-time lesson—it’s a life skill. Ali explains why emotional intelligence should be part of everyday classroom routines like journaling, breathing exercises, group sharing, and “good things” check-ins.
Model it before you teach it - One of the most impactful things a teacher can do is show students how they manage their own emotions and challenges. That modelling builds deep trust and connection.
Connection leads to performance - Students thrive when they feel seen and heard. Simple moments of reflection and conversation can boost empathy, engagement, and classroom culture.
Big tech EQ strategies work in schools too - Ali shares how strategies from her work at Amazon—like daily reflection prompts and chatbot check-ins—can be adapted for schools using tools as simple as whiteboards or Google Forms.
AI can help—but the teacher is still the heart - AI should support self-awareness and reflection, not replace human connection. It’s a powerful assistant, not a replacement for real conversations.
Kids need space to practise real-life skills - Conflict resolution, empathy, and emotional awareness don’t happen by accident. Alinnette explains how role-play and storytelling can help kids develop these essential life skills early.
The post Episode #52 | Ali Casiano – How educators Can Model Emotional Intelligence and Create Stronger Connections appeared first on Ash Manuel.
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By Ash ManuelHere are 6 powerful takeaways you won’t want to miss: EQ isn't a one-time lesson—it’s a life skill. Ali explains why emotional intelligence should be part of everyday classroom routines like journaling, breathing exercises, group sharing, and “good things” check-ins.
Model it before you teach it - One of the most impactful things a teacher can do is show students how they manage their own emotions and challenges. That modelling builds deep trust and connection.
Connection leads to performance - Students thrive when they feel seen and heard. Simple moments of reflection and conversation can boost empathy, engagement, and classroom culture.
Big tech EQ strategies work in schools too - Ali shares how strategies from her work at Amazon—like daily reflection prompts and chatbot check-ins—can be adapted for schools using tools as simple as whiteboards or Google Forms.
AI can help—but the teacher is still the heart - AI should support self-awareness and reflection, not replace human connection. It’s a powerful assistant, not a replacement for real conversations.
Kids need space to practise real-life skills - Conflict resolution, empathy, and emotional awareness don’t happen by accident. Alinnette explains how role-play and storytelling can help kids develop these essential life skills early.
The post Episode #52 | Ali Casiano – How educators Can Model Emotional Intelligence and Create Stronger Connections appeared first on Ash Manuel.