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1) The student watched the Angry Eyes Experiment video in class and learned about the importance of listening carefully to speakers without distraction. 2) The video helped the student understand again how racial perspectives can have powerful emotional impacts by simulating different eye colors and environments. 3) By exposing groups to unfamiliar experiences and emotions, videos like this can help people understand and cope with those from different backgrounds, though it may be difficult initially, with the goal of overcoming issues that keep us from accepting each other's unique differences.
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Idea 3 swot
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Empathy: The New Revolution of the Heart
WANTED, COMMUNITY LEADERS FOR THE PROMOTION OF EMPATHY: The New Revolution of the Heart
How do you think society might be affected if empathy was taught in schools?
Imagine a world in which everyone, children and adults, knew how to care about how others feel and what they need, want, and think.
The author believes while each individual has a unique capacity for empathy, some more than others, empathy can be assisted and encouraged for those who are either very motivated or who possess even a small degree of empathic aptitude.
For example, empathic development may require an awareness of one's own emotions in order to begin to feel connected with the emotions of others.
Now for the first time, we have a set of tools to actually learn empathy so that it becomes part of one's way of relating to others. The author describes ten practical exercises to enable the development of empathy and thereby aid the transformation of the self, the community, and human society.
Can Empathy Be Learned?
This document describes exercises to help people learn and practice empathy. It includes 10 exercises that provide scenarios for participants to practice distinguishing emotions from thoughts, writing empathetic responses, role playing as other people, and imagining the emotions of historical figures. The goal is to help people understand empathy, build their emotion vocabulary, and learn to sincerely reflect the feelings of others.
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