PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR EDUCATORS AND ACADEMICS
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MICRO EXPRESSIONS, EMOTIONS AND DECEPTION TRAININGS
Micro facial expressions are involuntary nonverbal signals that expose a person’s true feelings, but only for a brief moment. Learning to read micro expressions increases your awareness of deception and the emotional world of others, a skill that helps you better attend to the needs of students, parents, caregivers, and colleagues.
Dr. Ekman’s online Micro Expressions Training Tools and live workshops are a cornerstone of professional development for educators, teachers, academics, researchers, special education instructors, and school counselors.
WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU?
BENEFITS AND APPLICATIONS
- Tailor your lesson plans to include more engaging material based on students’ emotional responses
- Identify instances of emotional suppression or deceptive behavior, inviting inquiry into students’ experience and motivations
- Monitor students’ social-emotional learning progress and identify any areas of challenge or need for intervention
- Collect observations of students’ emotional engagement and wellbeing to provide meaningful updates for parents and guardians
- Model greater emotional awareness and empathy for students and peers alike
RECCOMENDED RESOURCES
FACE BASICS
ATLAS OF EMOTIONS
Free interactive resource to identify and describe emotions and their triggers.
PARENT'S GUIDE TO INSIDE OUT
BENEFITS AND APPLICATIONS
- Appropriate for use in both laboratory research and classroom settings
- Connect observable emotional responses and nonverbal communication theories with concrete, quantifiable data
- Gain inspiration and content for creating your own research projects around emotions
- Universally applicable, relevant across differences in language and culture
RECCOMENDED RESOURCES
FACE ADVANCED
FACIAL ACTION CODING SYSTEM (FACS)
BENEFITS AND APPLICATIONS
- Help students learn the communicative value of nonverbal information
- Assist students with identifying their own emotions and the emotions of others by identifying key features of facial movement
- Practice appropriate responses to emotions evoked in everyday scenarios
- Increase sensitivity to students’ emotional triggers and subtle reactions for earlier, more attuned interventions
- Provide qualitative and quantitative feedback to parents and caregivers
- Gain skills to help prevent burnout and support your own emotional balance
RECCOMENDED RESOURCES
EKMAN LIBRARY
EMOTIONAL SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES
CULTIVATING EMOTIONAL BALANCE
Bulk purchases for classroom use and department-wide training is now available! Get in touch with a Paul Ekman Group associate today.
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