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Empathy can be taught and learned--and help us create a more compassionate world. Via Barbara Kerr, Ei4Change 
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"An interactive storytelling tool called Twine hooks students into deeper learning through the empathy of creating a choice-filled historical narrative with multiple outcomes ..." Via Leona Ungerer
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Are We Living in the Age of Empathy?
But there is a vital question that few people ask: How can I expand my own empathic potential? Empathy is not just a way to extend the boundaries of your moral universe. According to new research, it’s a habit we can cultivate to improve the quality of our own lives. Via Edwin Rutsch, Stefano Principato, Bobby Dillard
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Believing that the power of empathy can be harnessed by perspective-taking alone is itself a false belief.
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“La capacidad de colocarse en el lugar del otro es una de las funciones más importantes de la inteligencia. Demuestra el grado de madurez del ser humano. A. Cury” Os comparto un material que pretende trabajar la inclusión en el aula de alumnos con TEA, su título EL JUEGO DE LA EMPATÍA. Via Ramon Aragon
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A powerful clip relaying the how effective the right words can be ...it will change your world, your classrooms, your students, your children.
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WOW! That video touched me! I nearly had tears in my eyes, a MUST watch! Keywords: Empathy, Emotional Intelligence, Human, Society, Daniel GOLEMAN, Howard GARDNER...
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Via Meryl Jaffe, PhD, Gust MEES, Tom Perran, David Hain
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December 11, 2012 9:01 AM
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You’re taking attention from someone who just wants to be heard. Here’s how to be more considerate in conversation, says Celeste Headlee. Via Ariana Amorim
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Read on to learn how to target kindness and empathy development, building on our natural tendencies and enhancing our capacity to care about others. Via Ariana Amorim
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January 30, 2018 12:52 PM
This article contains:
7 Kindness Activities for Elementary Students, Preschoolers, & Middle Schoolers 4 Empathy Worksheets for Students & Adults (PDF) How to Teach Kindness How to Teach Empathy World Kindness Day Activities Other Fun Empathy Exercises for in the Classroom A Take Home Message References
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EmpathyLab is a new organisation Our brains are plastic, and with practice 98% of us are capable of becoming more empathetic. A growing bank of neuroscience research shows that literature is a key tool. Our work is inspired and underpinned by the research showing that relating imaginatively to book characters builds real-life empathy skills We are working with schools, libraries and authors to test this approach:the empathy-building power of reading beautifully illustrated for us by Children's Laureate, Chris Riddell.
I’m delighted that EmpathyLab is exploring new ways of using words and stories to build empathy skills. Dame Jacqueline Wilson
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Paul Bloom says empathy is a capricious feeling that plays on our prejudices. By empathy, the Yale psychology professor does not mean kindness or generosity, but the process of putting yourself in someone else's shoes as a moral guide. Anna Maria Tremonti. Via Edwin Rutsch, Sarantis Chelmis, Lynnette Van Dyke, Saberes Sin Fronteras OVS
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Interpersonal skills are a prerequisite for harnessing outside-the-box thinking on behalf of others, and they’re just as important as math, science and technology training.
Via Kevin Watson
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Study of school trips to a museum provides evidence that art can elevate the mind.
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