Episode 7: The IQ Behind EQ

05/05/22 • 20 min

SEL expert Lulu Luckock is a consultant to schools and youth organizations throughout the UK. In this episode, Lulu discusses the important role that emotional intelligence (EQ) plays in social-emotional learning — and shares why supporting our students, their families, and teachers to develop emotional intelligence is more important now than ever.

Learn more about Lulu Luckock at http://www.lululuckock.com.

Learn more about Lulu Luckock at http://www.lululuckock.com.

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Voices in Education Podcast - Episode 7: The IQ Behind EQ

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You're listening to the Voices in Education Podcast powered by Securly, where we hear from new voices and explore new ideas about how we can reimagine education to support whole student success. Education is at an inflection point. As we grapple with complex challenges like funding and enrollment, as well as diversity, equity, and safety. We also have an opportunity, an opportunity to reimagine education. Now more than ever, we know the importance that students’ over