What happens when we truly listen to children? What changes when a child feels genuinely heard?
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Join us for a special EQ Live interview with Dr. Anabel Jensen, President of Six Seconds, as we explore the magic of listening and its importance in parenting, education, and everyday life.
Through a live conversation led by our moderator, we'll hear Anabel's stories, insights, and reflections from decades of working with children, teachers, and families. And this is not just a conversation to watch — you'll also have the opportunity to ask Anabel your own questions during the live Q&A!
Celebrate World Children’s Day with us and discover how listening can make a difference in the lives of children.
Come with your questions. Leave with new ideas and hope.
Key Takeaways
- Hear stories from decades of work with children and emotional intelligence.
- Discover what can change when children feel truly heard.
- Learn simple, practical ways to listen to children in everyday life.
- Bring your own questions to Anabel during the live Q&A.
Why We Do This Livestream
November 20 is World Children’s Day, commemorating the adoption of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1989. Among the rights it recognizes is every child's right to be heard.
Since 2017, Six Seconds has celebrated this day through the POP-UP Festival, inspired by a simple belief: children thrive when they develop their emotional intelligence.
At POP-UP, there is no traditional teacher. Instead, children and adults explore themselves, friendship, and community through emotional intelligence activities, learning together.
Listening is more than a skill. It is a choice we make together — as families, schools, and communities — to recognize children's voices, respect their perspectives, and create spaces where every child can be heard.
Meet Dr. Anabel Jensen
Dr. Anabel Jensen is co-founder and President of Six Seconds, The Emotional Intelligence Network, and co-founder of Synapse School in Menlo Park, a school for gifted, talented, and creative children.
With more than 40 years of experience as an educator, principal, professor of education, and master teacher, Anabel holds a PhD in Child Development from UC Berkeley. She has trained more than 10,000 educators, parents, and individuals, dedicating her career to advancing social-emotional learning and emotional intelligence for children.
Learn more: https://anabeljensen.com/