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.
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.
Embracing adaptive teaching methods is a proactive and supportive process which will benefit both the child and the parents.
Discipline means teaching the child, guiding them, showing them how to do something, by setting consistent expectations.
The problem with the traditional education is that it’s trapped in outdated content that doesn’t reflect the current realities.
Instead of worrying about the kids getting consumed by gadgets and staying online, let’s invest a little effort, time and attention to build their social skills.
I’m launching a brand-new course: “Elevate Your English: Reading and Writing for Real Life” – a 3-week interactive program for middle and high schoolers.
Everyday choices build their confidence, shapes their sense of accountability. And teaching them this, becomes the primary responsibility of the parents, educators and caregivers.
We’re looking at reading all wrong. Reading is like a total workout for the brain where the brain muscles are put through a variety of exercises to make them strong.