5/29/21; Week 6, Response to "Differences in Emotional Expressivity".

 

Emotional expressivity is the ability every individual has to communicate emotional states through nonverbal movements and gestures, including through the face. The emotional expressivity can change depending on the biological gender, culture, personality, social conventions and fear of disclosure. 

• Considering this, it is important that we create a positive environment in our classroom where our students can express freely what they are feeling without the fear of being judged or misunderstood. As educators, it is vital that we encourage them to express their thoughts during our lessons and do our best to understand their points of view.
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• What are your thoughts? Let me know in the comments!