AFFECTION VS REJECTIONS
The Silent Suffering As educators, we have a profound responsibility not only to teach but also to nurture the emotional well-being of our students. This responsibility becomes even more significant when dealing with children who, despite their silent suffering, are unable to articulate their emotions. Understanding and addressing these emotions is essential for their overall development and well-being. In this blog, we explore the importance of recognizing these sensitive situations and how we can effectively support our students. The Hidden Struggles of Children Children often experience a range of emotions that they may not fully understand or know how to express. Anxiety, fear, sadness, or even joy can manifest in ways that are not immediately obvious. These emotions, when...