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Kui alustasime, seadsime eesmärgiks mitte ainult õppida sotsiaal-emotsionaalse pädevuse kohta, vaid mõelda selle igapäevasele kasutusele nii isiklikus elus kui klassiruumis.

Loodame, et see kursus on andnud sulle uut teadmist, praktilisi näpunäiteid ja tunnet, et sotsiaal-emotsionaalse pädevuse hoidmine oma igapäevatöö fookuses mõjutab positiivselt nii sinu suhteid õpilastega ja ka nende omavahelist suhtlemist.

 

Kasutage omandatud õppetunde julgelt ja loovalt, et oma õpilasi inspireerida ja julgustada neid oma tundeid mõistma ja väljendama. Sotsiaal-emotsionaalne pädevuse omandamine on elukestev protsess, mis toetab meid nii töös kui isiklikus elus.

 

Soovime edu ja rõõmu järgmistes sammudes! 

 

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