"BUILDING ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS: THE DECISIVE ROLE OF SOCIOEMOTIONAL COMPETENCIES IN 21ST-CENTURY PRIMARY EDUCATION"
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https://doi.org/10.56219/lneaimaginaria.v3i24.5790Keywords:
Socio-emotional Competencies,, Emotional Intelligence, Primary Basic Education, Academic Success, Professional Success, 21st Century SkillsAbstract
In the hectic world we live in today, it is necessary to explore and strengthen our social-emotional skills, especially in our second home: school, the place where we spend most of our time and interact with our peers. There, emotional education becomes a fundamental factor in the implementation of programs at the levels offered; as is the case with 21st Century Primary Education, from this level we can establish definitive importance in the path to students' academic and professional success.
While reading this article, we can analyze how the constant development of these skills throughout primary education lays the foundation for improved school attainment, healthy coexistence, and the desired comprehensive education. More than a grade or a number, we discuss how socioemotional competencies provide children with the tools they need to face challenges, solve problem situations favorably, and develop positive interpersonal relationships, as this becomes a fundamental element of their psychosocial well-being. It should be noted that this article was conducted under the interpretive paradigm, with a qualitative research approach. A documentary review was used as the data collection technique to reference the literature on which we relied.
Ultimately, the article raises the importance of these competencies in the educational and professional fields. Socioemotional skills fostered and practiced from childhood are established as essential elements for achieving success throughout our lives. We can conclude that openly integrating socioemotional education into the primary education curriculum is not only a requirement, but a necessary strategy to prepare future generations for the challenges and situations of this complex and busy world.
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