a set of psychological and cognitive abilities that enable students to interact positively and effectively with others in a variety of social contexts, especially in educational settings. These aspects include understanding other people’s emotions, recognizing nonverbal cues such as facial expressions and tone of voice, the ability to empathize, taking socially acceptable positions, managing relationships, and resolving conflicts. Social intelligence is a powerful tool for improving student-teacher interaction, strengthening a sense of belonging to the school, and improving academic performance by improving the emotional and social environment in the classroom. This intelligence also fosters teamwork skills, mutual understanding, and respect for cultural and social diversity among colleagues.