“We build emotional literacy, first, by being able to identify and name our emotions; second, by recognizing the emotional content of voice and facial expression, or body language; and, third, by understanding the situations or reactions that produce emotional states.… — Dan Kindlon Copy Share Image
“Life isn’t always fair. Learn to deal with it. You can’t just go around hurting people every time you get angry. You need to… — Dan Kindlon Copy Share Image
“If you ask a boy, 'How did that make you feel?' he very often won't know how to respond. He'll talk instead about what… — Dan Kindlon Copy Share Image
“The most important thing to remember, the guiding principle, is to try to keep your son's self esteem intact while he is in school.… — Dan Kindlon Copy Share Image
“We build emotional literacy, first, by being able to identify and name our emotions; second, by recognizing the emotional content of voice and facial… — Dan Kindlon Copy Share Image
