Internet of Things based Remote Patients Observatory System Using Biomedical Sensors

Selvanambi, Ramani; Lakshmanan, L.; Rajkumar, Santosh Mohan; Anbarasi, M. S.; Prabakaran, N.

doi:10.37506/v10/i12/2019/ijphrd/192019

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“…Significant progress has been made in the last two decades. In the previous two decades, research has produced compelling the consistent empirical evidence [8][9]. These social-emotional skills are learned.…”

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Improving Prevention and Development among Children and Adolescents in Schools by Integrating Social, Emotional and Intellectual Learning

Wang¹,

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Huang³

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Educating children to be informed, responsible, socially adept citizens who care about others is an overarching purpose for schools. A rising variety of preventive and child development initiatives are being implemented in schools. Insufficient coordination with other school activities and neglect of implementation and assessment variables essential for a significant program impact these programs' current implications. They are not doomed to failure in the long term. The other challenges for scholars in school-based action research are identifying practical models to prevent problem characteristics, promoting positive child development, and supporting widespread development and sustainability of evidence-based preschool through educational practice. To conceptualize good youth development programs through Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) in schools, this research presents integrated social, emotional, and intellectual education (ISEIE). School interventions are necessary to implement the social and emotional skills on self-understanding, social knowledge, self-management, relationship management, responsibility, and decision-making. Schools are the best place to implement all these programs to create a better generation. To back up this viewpoint, this study looks at research from illustrative studies and research syntheses. In the end, this paper provides suggestions for implementing programs that combine social, emotional, and intellectual development.

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