Do you pick up on verbal cues from others? Tone and volume of voice, as well as the specific words that others say, are often telling of their emotions. Learn how to pick up on these cues in this video.
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Others will send you non-verbal cues about their feelings through eye contact, proximity, boy language, and facial expressions. These cues can help you understand their feelings and react appropriately to the situation. Footage: pexels.com
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By finding a sense of calmness and self-awareness, you can manage your stress. You can practice mindfulness to achieve self-awareness and understanding. Footage: pexels.com
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Learn about emotional intelligence and the role that the amygdala plays.
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Learn about amygdala triggers and how you can control them.
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Congratulations on completing this course! Continue practicing your skills to become a leader.Footage: pexels.com
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Self-awareness is a meaningful process for individuals that can help understand their own feelings, values, and thoughts. By understanding and regulating feelings, an individual is able to influence their own behavior and interactions with others. Footage: pexels.com
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Social cues are noticeable aspects of any given social situation. This could include body language or verbal cues of another individual, or even the location. Footage: pexels.com
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How can you create an inclusive space to make connections with others? Footage: pexels.com
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Learn more about diversity and cross cultural dialogue. Footage: pexels.com
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How can you impact your community? How can you impact the world as a whole? Small actions can make a huge difference. Footage: pexels.com
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Welcome to Diversity and Social Awareness! Footage: pexels.com
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In this course, we will touch on topics like values, diversity, creating a 3rd space, and social responsibility. Footage: pexels.com
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Now that you have developed your skills of inclusivity ad connection, go forward and share them with the world. Footage: pexels.com
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Do you think you are biased? How does bias shape your opinions of others? Everyone has implicit bias, and learning about your own biases can help you relate to others in a better manner. Footage: pexel.com
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What do you value the most in your life? Have you ever considered how your values affect your decisions and behavior in your personal and professional life? Footage: pexels.com
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Do you know how to resolve conflicts in your personal and professional life? Do you act as a mediator between different parties in conflicts? Learn how to assess and address situations of conflict in this micro course.
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Have you ever gotten turned down from a job because of your resume? Believe it or not, most people have. Resumes are continuously evolving as you gain new skills, certifications, or experience. There is always room on your resume to showcase who you are. Music: Purple-Planet.com
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Everyone has special skills and abilities that they have developed throughout their life, and these are valuable to recruiters and companies. In this section of your resume, you will list your top skills to note the areas you are competent in. Music: Purple-Planet.com
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This video promotes the Employee Relations and Engagement course at LAPU. This interactive course will cover topics of virtual engagement, motivation, union relations, and discipline.
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