Advanced Emotional Intelligence Flashcard

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During a PE session, a student named Jordan is unusually quiet and disengaged. When asked, they reply, "I just don't feel like doing anything today." How should you respond?

Back

Encourage them privately, ask if something is wrong, and give them space if needed.

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How should you handle Chris, a student with high potential who frequently criticizes teammates during team games, saying, "You're slowing us down!" Other students appear demotivated?

Back

Speak to Chris privately about the importance of encouragement over criticism.

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A student named Sam keeps making fun of another student for struggling with an exercise. Other students are uncomfortable but hesitant to intervene. What's the best response?

Back

Have a one-on-one conversation with Sam to explain the impact of their behavior.

Front

Two students, Ben and Chris, argue over a foul call in a basketball drill. The conflict escalates to shouting. What is the best way to de-escalate the situation?

Back

Step in immediately, separate them, and mediate a calm discussion.

Front

A parent sends you an angry email, accusing you of favoritism in team selection. The tone is hostile, and they demand their child be given a starting position. What is your most emotionally intelligent response?

Back

Respond professionally, explaining the selection criteria and offering constructive feedback.

Front

You planned an outdoor lesson, but unexpected rain disrupts your schedule. Some students cheer, while others groan in disappointment. How do you react?

Back

Adapt immediately by leading an engaging indoor workout with enthusiasm.

Front

During a relay race, a student suddenly trips and falls hard. They seem embarrassed rather than injured, and the class reacts with laughter. What's the best way to handle this?

Back

Check on the student's physical and emotional well-being and ensure a supportive class atmosphere.

Front

In the middle of a sports event, a student has a panic attack. They are breathing heavily and unable to continue. What's your best course of action?

Back

Guide them to a quiet area, help them regulate their breathing, and reassure them.

Front

A colleague comments that your teaching style can be too intense for some students. How should you respond?

Back

Reflect on the feedback and observe if adjustments are needed.

Front

After a long day of teaching and coaching, you feel physically and mentally drained. What's the healthiest way to handle your stress? Options: Take a break, engage in a relaxing activity, or exercise.; Bottle up your stress and push through.; Venture frustration to students the next day.; Avoid thinking about it and pretend everything is fine.

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Take a break, engage in a relaxing activity, or exercise.