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What is Positive Education

Encouraging Transnational Learning Through Virtual Exchange in Global Teacher Education
Evidence-based educational structures, practices and programs that aim to enhance, well-being, academic achievement, success and flourishing throughout the educational community.
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Socio-Emotional Competencies and Well-Being in Online Educational Settings
Rocío Luque-González (Universidad de Córdoba, Spain), Inmaculada Marín-López (Universidad de Córdoba, Spain), and Mercedes Gómez-López (Universidad de Córdoba, Spain)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-7813-4.ch002
Abstract
Formal aspects, such as contents, methodologies, objectives, or resources, are key elements in the teaching-learning process, and necessary to ensure its quality. However, well-being and socio-emotional competencies are also crucial. If teachers experience good levels of well-being and feel socially, emotionally, and morally competent, they will be able to achieve a high-quality professional performance. This is fundamental in the training of teachers, given the demands of their position. Different approaches are advocating for the inclusion of well-being and socio-emotional and moral competencies in the educational curriculum to foster educational contexts aiming the optimal development and functioning of students. After conceptualizing the constructs of well-being and socio-emotional and moral competencies, this chapter aims to review related educational practices, thus underlining the complex process of their inclusion in the curriculum. The relevance and usefulness that virtual learning environments have acquired in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic will also be discussed.
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Out of Trauma Comes Strength: The Trauma-Informed Positive Education (TIPE) Model
This model focuses on incorporating language, cognition, and social skills in the classroom, which allows teachers to better meet the social and emotional needs of their students and assist in their development.
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