Published April 28, 2026
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ANALYZING STUDENTS' EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND SOCIAL SKILLS THROUGH DIGITAL DIAGNOSTICS
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- 1. Teacher at Asia international university
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This study explores the role of digital diagnostics in assessing students’ emotional intelligence (EI) and social skills. Emotional intelligence, comprising self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills, is crucial for students’ academic success and interpersonal development. The integration of digital diagnostic tools allows educators to collect real-time, objective data on students’ emotional and social competencies, providing insights for personalized interventions. By leveraging technology, schools can enhance assessment accuracy, track developmental progress, and promote socio-emotional learning in a systematic, data-driven manner.
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