WAYS TO DEVELOP EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
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emotional intelligence, preschool education, child psychology, emotional development, empathy, game-based methods, social skills, educator, parent–educator cooperation.Abstract
This article examines the issues related to the development of emotional intelligence in preschool children. It analyzes ways to positively influence children’s social and psychological development through recognizing and managing emotional states, expressing one’s own feelings, and fostering empathy toward the emotions of others. The article presents practical recommendations based on pedagogical and psychological approaches, game-based technologies, and interactive methods that contribute to the development of emotional intelligence in preschool educational institutions. In addition, cooperation between parents and educators is highlighted as a key factor in ensuring the effectiveness of this developmental process.
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