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Title: Promoting emotional intelligence in preschool education : a review of programs
Authors: Gershon, Pam
Pellitteri, John
Keywords: Emotional intelligence
Child development -- Research
Social skills -- Study and teaching (Early childhood)
Early childhood education
Issue Date: 2018-11
Publisher: Centre for Resilience and Socio-Emotional Health, University of Malta
Citation: Gershon, P., & Pellitteri, J. (2018). Promoting emotional intelligence in preschool education : a review of programs. International Journal of Emotional Education, 10(2), 26-41.
Abstract: This paper compares four selected social-emotional learning (SEL) curricula that have empirical support for preschool students (Preschools PATHS, Incredible Years, Al’s Pals, and Preschool RULER). First, meta-analytic studies of SEL programs in schools and research on emotional intelligence (EI) of preschool children are reviewed as a background for understanding the four programs. Preschool EI research is examined as it relates to outcome variables such as school engagement, social adjustment, emotion regulation and academics. The programs are critiqued and compared on the particular SEL areas of focus, context of delivery, structure of delivery, and intervention strategies. Research on cross cultural adaptation of programs is also examined. Areas for future directions in EI preschool curricula research are identified.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/36464
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