Dr. Joseph Lee
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first heard Aug 2022
last heard Aug 2022
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But it's probably the easiest entry point to try to add something that is immensely valuable into, I think, a conversation.
more formal sort of educational curriculum.
I say that because in a more ideal sense, because again, we are social emotional beings at our core, it should be relevant to all learning.
But in terms of how it's actually integrated, I think it's a challenge.
Right.
And I think sort of in that measurement sort of style of educational assessment, we lean heavily into the R's, right?
Reading, writing, and arithmetic.
Whereas the easiest, I think, segue to introduce
social-emotional concepts would be through what I guess people would call social studies, you know, history, psychology, sociology.
But that's not one of the R's, right?
And that's harder to measure.
And unfortunately, as is, again, talking about topical things, you know, teaching history has become a controversial thing.
So even the idea of...
what is taught in the context of social studies is not as standardized or straightforward as reading proficiency, writing proficiency, math proficiency, for example.
So even more so, it's harder to find the segue of the entry point to talk about the value and the impact and the relevancy of how human beings are in the world now and historically.
how we interact, the impact that those interactions have when we have good interactions with each other.
consequences of harm you know when human beings both now and historically have had conflict or have not been thoughtful of other people's perspective and viewpoints you can find that thread that that very well says that you know if we were all aware of our own sort of needs physically emotionally which is part of this like emotional intelligence piece we recognized similar needs and feelings in other people
And then we could have relatability, connection, empathy.
That would be the social intelligence piece.
Then one, I think we'd all get along better and be a lot more caring, compassionate people.
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