Teo Lorenzo Padlet by https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe en-us 2021-11-12 01:41:25 UTC 2025-02-21 14:15:28 UTC hello@padlet.com relevance of social skills at work teoescopion13 https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1885532338 In this opinion article published by Carmen Jacob, writing on the UpJorney blog, she explains the importance of social skills from the eyes of professionals in the field, who approach it with a different personal experience. The professionals consulted are very different in their work areas since we have entrepreneurs, administrators, psychologists, and lawyers, among others. All of them provide us with an opinion of the most significant benefit of social skills from their point of view concerning the work field in which they work. These expert opinions make Jacob's text highly credible, and due to the varying perspectives, the text has a broad audience.


]]> 2021-11-12 01:50:26 UTC https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1885532338 How does gender relate to social skills? teoescopion13 https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1885540263 In this article written by Tan et al. the relationship between gender and social relationships is discussed. Tan et al. are concerned that the broad study of social relations concerning academic results has never addressed how gender could affect both. So Tan et al. conducted a psychological study at an Illinois institute. The results showed that "women who perceive social skills as more important had higher grade point average (GPA), higher attendance rates, and fewer disciplinary problems than their male counterparts. On the contrary, women who perceive that social skills are less important have lower GPA, lower attendance and more disciplinary referrals than their male counterparts" (Tan et al.) With which we can conclude that gender influences both social skills as well as academic results. The abundance of objective statistical data and the constant use of evidence from external sources provide authority and credibility to the article.


]]> 2021-11-12 01:53:45 UTC https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1885540263 Teaching Social Skills to Improve Grades and Lives teoescopion13 https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1885546453
Skills to Improve Grades and Lives," offers a strong argument for the importance of teaching social skills and emotional management in the early stages of education. Bornstein argues that an excellent social-emotional education is the basis of a prosperous future since knowing how to establish correct relationships with the environment surrounding you will allow you to learn much more from the information you are constantly receiving. He claims that “these people tend to have a higher graduation rate, a higher employment rate, and a lower crime rate.”(Bornstein)At the same time, Bornstein argues that emotional self-management is essential to channel all this information in the best way for our learning. Bornstein mentions numerous studies to support objective evidence of how a good social-emotional education has had significant benefits in the future of the person who received it.  He claims These people tend to have a higher graduation rate, a higher employment rate, and a lower crime rate.




]]> 2021-11-12 01:56:24 UTC https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1885546453 Importance of Social Skills in the Elementary Grades teoescopion13 https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1885553092 Meier et al. They carry out a study in 10 institutes to find out what types of social habits are the ones that have the most relevance at the time of education according to the opinion of various teachers. Results of their study tell us that teachers think that social skills are more critical than affirmation skills. They also develop a comparison with studies carried out previously with the same objective, and find substantial differences in the results, for which Meier et al conclude that "These studies disaggregate the importance of each of the social skills evaluated. Therefore, we cannot generalize any of the results and declare the most important social skills in education "(417). More studies should be carried out until a generalization about the most important social skills can be reached.




]]> 2021-11-12 01:59:18 UTC https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1885553092 social skills and computers teoescopion13 https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1939205030 Bryan writes an entry on this forum on economics. He explains that although computers and machines are currently taking away many jobs, and many people are scared because they do not know the limit, they do not need to worry. The main difference and advantage that humans have compared to machines is that we have social skills, and machines do not. Machines will never develop this characteristic, which is the limit of their workforce. You have to know data and objective information, and you also have to understand how to interpret emotions, which can be reflected in things as simple as they look, the tone of voice, or facial gestures (Bryan). Social skills are a unique characteristic of humanity that will limit machines.


]]> 2021-12-09 21:51:56 UTC https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1939205030 The Brain: The Story of You teoescopion13 https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1939215744 With this book, Eagleman does a great job bringing neuroscience to a broad audience. Thanks to his simple and straightforward way of explaining and the practical and clear examples, Eagleman explains some of the most essential and exciting neuroscience points so that these concepts are easy to understand for any person. Thanks to this book, anyone could better understand themselves and learn about the workings of our amazing brain. Eagleman uses a great deal of external scientific evidence, which adds significant credibility to his argument. At the same time, practical examples and with which we can quickly develop empathy bring Logos to the text, which finally makes Eaglerman develop a great authority in his book.]]> 2021-12-09 22:02:12 UTC https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1939215744 Social Skills in Emotional Intelligence teoescopion13 https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1939217892 In this online entry, without a specified author or publication date, it is argued from a concise and straightforward manner that social skills have an incredible relationship with emotional intelligence since both form a symbiotic relationship with each other. They are fundamental factors that need each other to fit the puzzle in both. It is explained that the lack of emotional intelligence will slow down the development of correct social skills. At the same time, if you do not receive a good education in social skills, it will not be possible to develop a healthy emotional intelligence. To formalize their argument and create authority, they use Ethos, reflected in their solid verbs and grammatical structures, since it is the only way to build credibility without formal evidence.]]> 2021-12-09 22:04:31 UTC https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1939217892 Poor social skills may be harmful to health teoescopion13 https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1939222849 This short entry explains how the lack of social skills can have terrible consequences, especially on a psychological level. The lack of mental abilities often leads to mental illnesses such as depression or anxiety. These mental illnesses are more familiar to develop in children and adolescents during the educational stages. However, the lack of social skills continue to cause harmful effects even when we are older since it has been shown that the lack of social skills is directly related to loneliness, the cause of multiple mental illnesses in adulthood and retirement.


]]> 2021-12-09 22:09:32 UTC https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1939222849 Interview with Yolanda Dorado teoescopion13 https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1939231523 Yolanda answers the seven questions that are presented to her via email; Their answers reflect the wisdom of a teacher with more than 20 years of experience, who can personally tell us about the importance of social skills, providing personal examples that make us understand the relevance of social skills in various areas of life from an early age.]]> 2021-12-09 22:18:48 UTC https://padlet.com/teoescopion13/ch2gkerhtw8r39pe/wish/1939231523