Resilience, Manners and Emotional Regulation with Cara Zelas
About this episode
Cara Zelas discusses essential life skills for children, including resilience and emotional regulation, and the role of technology in education.
Cara Zelas is a U.S-based early childhood educator who speaks at conferences and in classrooms around the world about her work with 'Big World of Little Dude'. She shares how parents can build essential life skills at home, including resilience, manners, and emotional regulation. She also unpacks how technology is currently used in classrooms and why she believes digital apps should never replace face-to-face interaction. This is NOT a discussion to try and make parents feel guilty about screen-time or devices. No-one here is pretending we are perfect parents! What it IS is a discussion around bringing in human connection skills that set kids up for the world in which they will operate with artificial intelligence very much embedded in their lives. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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