Social Intelligence
Social intelligence is a person’s ability to interact well with others, often called people skills or tact. It is a learned ability involving situational awareness, understanding of social dynamics, and a decent amount of self-awareness.
- Pay close attention to what (and who) is around you.
- Work on increasing your emotional intelligence.
- Respect cultural differences.
- Practice active listening.
- Appreciate the important people in your life.
Click here for some suggestions on ways to practice social intelligence this summer.
RECENT POSTS
Presentation of Learning: Trial and Error in the Garden
Did you know that one of the best ways to protect strawberries from getting chomped on by pill bugs is to enclose them in a chiffon bag while they’re ripening?…
January Events
Mark your calendar for our upcoming events in the New Year! January 14: Learner University: It’s Party Time! (Grades 2-3) January 14: Black Family Alliance January 17: College Info Series:…
Learner Outcome Survey
iLEAD has partnered with Qualtrics to collect and share information on our Learner Outcomes, an important part of our school culture and community. Qualtrics will provide data to show growth…