Marc Brackett gives credit to his uncle, Marvin Maurer, who was a social studies teacher trying to instill emotional intelligence in his student before the term emotional intelligence was coined.
But while prevention programs tend to focus on a single problem, the goal of social-emotional learning is grander: to instill a deep psychological intelligence that will help children regulate their emotions.
My goal as a researcher is to instill computers with narrative intelligence -- the ability to craft, tell, and understand stories based on human reactions.
When you work that way as a team, you instill the type of emotional intelligence needed to ground all strategy.
"To create a true Western-style or even a Middle Eastern-style civilized police force is going to take some time, especially to weed out corruption and instill professional attributes and give it skills from criminal intelligence to forensics," said one senior military officer in Iraq.
Provide an environment that will instill a healthy balance among your child's IQ (Intelligence Quotient), EQ (Emotional Quotient) and PQ (Physical and Physiological quotient).
And, also, a thing that Lorne [Michaels] instills in all his writers: Write to the height of your intelligence, even if it's a dumb idea, try to write the smartest version of it.
It's called the neuro-competitive advantage, which is a company where neuroplasticity is at work, elevating the brain function to generate the fluid and creative intelligence that innovates and achieves goals, along with the emotional and social intelligence that instills more joy in our work, more peace in our lives, and greater harmony in our relationships.
She quickly added, however, that she does not share the "naïve optimism" of the futurist Ray Kurzweil, for instance, who heralds the moment when human intelligence will merge with A.I. or of the V.R. entrepreneur Chris Milk, who believes that virtual reality can instill empathy in people like a moral software update.
She quickly added, however, that she does not share the "naïve optimism" of the futurist Ray Kurzweil, for instance, who heralds the moment when human intelligence will merge with A.I. — or of the V.R. entrepreneur Chris Milk, who believes that virtual reality can instill empathy in people like a moral software update.
The job not only requires a considerable formal intelligence-gathering capability but also instills in management an appreciation for looking outside the company for new ideas, which is the basis of informal intelligence gathering.
