Adapting to Your Child’s Unique Learning Style
Let the foundations be strong. Before labelling them, let them have the freedom to grow.
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Backbenchers in Classroom Aren’t the Problem. Our Labels Are
Being a back bencher is more than just your geographical location in the classroom. It becomes part of your identity in the classroom and beyond.
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What Happens When Kids Learn Excuses Before They Learn Honesty?
Excuses are like sugar-coated lies – instant gratification yet leaves a sticky residue in the mouth.
Should you make excuses to your children or should you tell them the truth?
It’s a difficult choice, like walking a tightrope. -
Why Focus is the Life Skill Every Child Needs Today
Children are living in a hyper stimulated world. Their distraction is fast becoming their default setting. Focus is non-existent.
First thing to work on is developing their focus, like it’s a life skill. -
How Pets Build Empathy, Responsibility, and Resilience in Kids
I’m a big believer that having pets ensures you become a better version of yourself. And for the kids, they become their soul mates.
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If Kids Aren’t Reading, Who’s Really to Blame?
No point lamenting the sad state now or pointing fingers at one another.
What’s needed is action, steps to ensure you revive the habit of reading. -
Can Adaptive Teaching Be the Future of Inclusive Education?
Embracing adaptive teaching methods is a proactive and supportive process which will benefit both the child and the parents.
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Discipline Is Not a Dirty Word
Discipline means teaching the child, guiding them, showing them how to do something, by setting consistent expectations.
