COOL your emotions is a simple, practical tool that helps you better understand what you’re feeling when you’re experiencing stress, frustration, fear, or other emotions related to your studies. Rather than viewing these emotions as obstacles, it encourages you to acknowledge them, understand their message, and use them to keep moving forward.
Learn practical ways to calm yourself, observe yourself, open up, and identify the lesson to be learned—so you can use your emotions to regain control over your learning. Because learning isn’t just about understanding… it’s also about feeling.

C — Calm down: Take a break to slow down when you’re not feeling well.
Calming down helps slow down the automatic stress or discomfort response to your body’s signals and strong emotions.

O — Observe yourself: Pay attention to what’s going on inside you.
Self-observation means taking a moment to notice what’s going on inside you before you react.

O — Open Up: Embrace your emotions without judging yourself and acknowledge that they have a place.
To open yourself up to an emotion is to stop fighting against what you’re feeling.

L — Lesson to Learn : Look for the message or lesson hidden behind the emotion.
Learning a lesson means understanding what’s important to you and choosing a small step to move forward.
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