Teachers’ Emotional Intelligence and Its Relationship with Student Cohesiveness at the Institution of Higher Education Level in Karachi

Nowadays teacher’s have a high need for achievement and transferable skills like the ability to work in a team, manage emotions, and communicate appropriately adapt to change along with the academic performance. Emotional intelligence qualities like emotional self-awareness, self-evaluation, self-regulation, and drive to put forth effort toward common achievements are essential to meet the problems imposed by today’s complicated society. Emotional intelligence used effectively creates an encouraging learning and teaching environment. Research aim was to identify the relationship between TEI and Student cohesiveness at the institution of higher education level in Karachi. The study's goals were to determine university teachers' emotional intelligence (EI) and to determine how best to maximize students' university level learning. The research design was quantitative the strategy of the research was survey. Students of four general public universities in Karachi constituted the targeted population of the study. Proportional stratified random sampling was selected. Data was collected through the questionnaire as research instruments. The questionnaire was comprised of 25 items based on Likert scale. Data was analyzed through statistical techniques. It was revealed that there is a moderately important link between TEI its relationship with Student cohesiveness. The bases of findings concrete recommendations were made.

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Journal of Global Social Transformation
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2026-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.71317/jgst.2.11.2026.986
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Emotional Intelligence and Performance
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Teachers’ Emotional Intelligence and Its Relationship with Student Cohesiveness at the Institution of Higher Education Level in Karachi

Lubna Nagpal, Rukhsar Afzal
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Teachers’ Emotional Intelligence and Its Relationship with Student Cohesiveness at the Institution of Higher Education Level in Karachi

Lubna Nagpal, Rukhsar Afzal
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Nowadays teacher’s have a high need for achievement and transferable skills like the ability to work in a team, manage emotions, and communicate appropriately adapt to change along with the academic performance. Emotional intelligence qualities like emotional self-awareness, self-evaluation, self-regulation, and drive to put forth effort toward common achievements are essential to meet the problems imposed by today’s complicated society. Emotional intelligence used effectively creates an encouraging learning and teaching environment. Research aim was to identify the relationship between TEI and Student cohesiveness at the institution of higher education level in Karachi. The study's goals were to determine university teachers' emotional intelligence (EI) and to determine how best to maximize students' university level learning. The research design was quantitative the strategy of the research was survey. Students of four general public universities in Karachi constituted the targeted population of the study. Proportional stratified random sampling was selected. Data was collected through the questionnaire as research instruments. The questionnaire was comprised of 25 items based on Likert scale. Data was analyzed through statistical techniques. It was revealed that there is a moderately important link between TEI its relationship with Student cohesiveness. The bases of findings concrete recommendations were made.

Journal of Global Social TransformationVol. 2(11)
Benazir Bhutto Shaheed University Lyari (PK)
Quality education
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Emotional Intelligence and Performance
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