It is important as IQ as because the gradual hormonal changes and emotional behaviour adapted is difficult to change And the mindset and behaviour grown over the years is inherited and acts as a growth barrier.

We all have different emotions and feelings in us such as anger, anxiety, fear, jealousy, happiness, sadness, and others. One should know where to be emotional and when to not especially when they are students. An emotional intelligence test will help the students to communicate better in this wo...

Developing a high EQ can help determine our success, it can affect our choices by creating options we might not have thought otherwise or considered to be possible. The way your child manages emotions can have an impact on everything from his or her relationships with classmates to performance in...

• Stop and identify emotions

Talk about what your child is feeling and help him or her name the emotion (anger, happiness, sadness, frustration).

• Listen to your child's feelings

Ask how a situation has made him or her feel an...

• Teach Problem-solving

Help your child reflect on his or her emotions to identify what makes him or her feel a certain way. Find solutions to any challenges together.

Lead by example

Communicate better with your child. Opening up about...

EI Or EQ (Emotional Quotient) is the ability to recognize control, emphasize and react to your emotions, understand what it is trying to express to you and the realization what brings the change in your life as you understand how the EQ can effect your life, friends, career, passion, close people...