Teacher As Life Coach Measure Monitor Improve Your Students Emotional State Behavior
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Teachers as Life Coaches: Enhancing Emotional Well-being and Behavior in Students
Introduction:
Imagine if we could prevent tragedies like Columbine by closely monitoring students' emotional states. Could we reduce childhood obesity or eating disorders by teaching students the origins of their emotions and how to manage them? What if we could lower teen suicide rates by helping students gain control over their subconscious minds? Improved emotional regulation could even lead to fewer disciplinary issues and better test scores.
The Importance of Emotional Monitoring:
Every action we take is driven by emotion. Understanding this empowers us to influence it positively. Greg Marth, a Special Education teacher and Certified Life Coach, and Lisa Watford, who has used a life coaching process since 1992, see immense value in measuring and improving students’ emotional states.
Creating a Positive Classroom Environment:
Lisa Watford's approach has transformed her classroom into a space of respect and cooperation. By applying life coaching techniques, such as confronting negativity and encouraging positive thinking, her students learn valuable life skills that improve behavior and academic performance.
Understanding Human Behavior:
The key to addressing student behavior lies in understanding what drives it. Effective programs guide students to recognize, access, and change their subconscious programming, empowering them to take control of their actions.
Empowering Students:
Teaching students to manage their subconscious minds has benefits beyond reducing disciplinary issues. It creates independent thinkers capable of making informed decisions about their actions and thoughts, even in challenging situations.
Integrating Life Coaching in Education:
Life Coaching can be seamlessly integrated at the start of each semester, with sessions that fit within existing curricula. This approach sets a proactive dialogue for emotional management that benefits students and teachers alike.
The Role of Data and Emotional Checklists:
Students can complete Emotional Checklists to track changes in their emotional states over time. This data helps tailor support and interventions, ensuring optimal student development throughout their school years.
Encouraging Parental Involvement:
Parental engagement is crucial. Workshops for parents can provide a comprehensive understanding of the program, fostering collaboration between home and school in supporting the child’s emotional growth.
By incorporating life coaching methods in education, teachers can measure, monitor, and enhance students' emotional states and behaviors, setting them up for success in all aspects of life.
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