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Emotionally
Intelligent Teens
- The emotionally intelligent
teens will be the future leaders
- They will create alternative
communities
- They will create alternative
universities
- They will create alternative
reward systems
- They will create alternative
value systems
- They will create alternative
belief systems
See Characteristics of EI Teens and notes
on the Teen Liberation movement
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Some of my thoughts.
S. Hein
May 14, 2005
Some Characteristics of Emotionally
Intelligent Teens
- Emotionally intelligent teens
feel pain when others do not
- Emotionally intelligent teens
think about emotional problems
- Emotionally intelligent teens
want to understand emotional problems
- Emotionally intelligent teens
think about relationships
- Emotionally intelligent teens
value love, understanding, emotional support
- Emotionally intelligent teens
are not motivated by making money
- Emotionally intelligent teens
are motivated by helping people
- Emotionally intelligent teens
are not motivated by grades (1)
- Emotionally intelligent teens
are emotionally honest with people they trust
- Emotionally intelligent teens
know who is worthy of their trust and who is not
- Emotionally intelligent teens
support each other
- Emotionally intelligent teens
listen to their feelings
- Emotionally intelligent teens
obey their conscience, not adult authorities
- Emotionally intelligent teens
use the power of their own feelings
to bring needed change to the world
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Again, these are my thoughts.
S. Hein
I dedicate this page to Jen in England, and Ocean and Clara Lightner of the state of Washington,
USA. Clara Lightner was the inspiration for the final item on my
list of characteristics.
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See also emotionally intelligent suicidal
teens (under construction)
Notes
1 - Unless their natural values have been
corrupted by the adults around them
Keywords: Emotionally intelligent teenagers, emotionally
intelligent adolescents