Aspire Learning Solutions in Safety Beach | Tutor/teacher

Aspire Learning Solutions

Locality: Safety Beach

Phone: +61 418 639 799

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25.01.2022 Good luck to Will from St Joachims Primary today as runs to raise money for his school.

21.01.2022 From bushfires to COVID-19 to the riots, there has been a lot happening in the world recently. It is a lot to process for anyone, especially young minds. Weve ...teamed up with three experts to find out how we can help our kids through these times and raise resilient kids. Join us on 25 June to learn about how to spot early signs of trauma, how to discuss their fears and worries and how to talk to kids about mental health in a way they can understand. Our experts include Dr John McAloon, Clinical Psychologist at ParentalEQ, Alice Peel, Co-founder and Director of Education from Grow Your Mind and Anna Charleston, Clinical Development Manager & Play Therapist at Be Centre Foundation. Book your spot now at: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_qqIrctmQQ9GLxjFkm6_ujQ

19.01.2022 Places filling fast for Term 1. Tutoring services for all ages and subjects.

18.01.2022 Many Victorian kids are about to return to remote learning. Parents, here's your survival guide http://www.abc.net.au//coronavirus-victoria-lockd/12433122

18.01.2022 Four per cent of children do not want to go school most or all of the time. but one Melbourne program is helping young people return to the classroom.

15.01.2022 Parents know the importance of fine motor control -- especially when it comes to handwriting -- which is probably why I'm frequently asked for advice on this su...bject. Here's what I say.. Put your pencils down and go play on the monkeybars. https://www.movingsmart.co.nz//M-IS-FOR-MONKEYBARS-Getting

15.01.2022 Tune in to this new podcast from our friends at Grow Your Mind. Created by kids for kids, hear their take on mental health and ways to be resilient.

15.01.2022 Lots of new resources purchased and created over the holidays. Looking forward to working with the children and having them engaged in learning.

15.01.2022 In case you need some inspiration to get outside this weekend, here are 30 things to do outdoors with your kids!

14.01.2022 It's a game changer! Get more tips here https://www.weareteachers.com/pencil-grip/

12.01.2022 Get into your local Big W store for free books! https://www.bigw.com.au/free-books-for-kids

11.01.2022 With social distancing measures and restrictions still in place we are still spending a lot of time at home and not socialising as much as we normally would. F...or teenagers, this can take quite a toll on their mental and social health. Looking after your mental health is just as important as looking after your physical health. We have put together some handy guides on mindfulness and self-care, that parents and carers can use to assist teenagers in their home.

10.01.2022 You have your thing too. #beyou #characterstrengths #justthewayyouare

10.01.2022 Parent engagement is about the important people in the education of a young person working together. We no longer live in a factory era. Its no longer good en...ough to drop kids at school and expect them to emerge educated 12 years later. The boundaries between school and the real world need to be bulldozed. A good start is to make learning an anywhere, anytime activity. Parent engagement is key in that process. https://lindastade.com/important-factor-childs-education/

09.01.2022 Kindergarten and early primary teachers have aired their concerns that the rise of touchscreen devices means more children are starting school not ready to lea...rn handwriting. There is a big decline in fine motor skills" among children arriving at prep and kindergarten. Children who spend too much time on touchscreens do not develop the fine motor skills they needed when they need to learn to write. It's not just handwriting, either. Many children have difficulty holding scissors, tying shoelaces or even using cutlery In a world of smartphones, does it really matter if children can't write by hand? For the moment, at least, children still need to learn to write legibly What can parents do? Parents need to make the time for hands-on activities with their children. Modelling with playdough is excellent for building finger strength, as is crafting with scissors, beads and glue.

09.01.2022 Get your free guide on dyscalculia - how to identify it and what strategies help your child!

09.01.2022 For all the book lovers!

09.01.2022 I'm hearing from a lot of parents that there have been more than the usual amount of friendship issues at school lately. No doubt that is, in part, due to the r...eturn to school and the disruption in their lives. So, although I wrote this for the beginning of the school year, I think these lessons definitely apply now. (Want to know how to respond to friendship issues? There's an article in the comments!)

07.01.2022 Andrew Fuller talks about developing learning strengths https://www.theparentswebsite.com.au/andrew-fuller-student/ #strengths

07.01.2022 Peter Alexander talking about his special teacher, my Dad

06.01.2022 https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au//50d27fd9c838c2c3f9a9a4f

06.01.2022 https://www.edutopia.org//why-students-forget-and-what-you

06.01.2022 My son just showed me this about the author in the back of the book he was reading ...

06.01.2022 To help provide some inspiration to keen young readers (and their parents), we asked these much-loved writers to recommend four classic kids' books, and four more recent favourites. I ABC Life

05.01.2022 https://www.weforum.org//heres-why-your-attitude-is-more-i

03.01.2022 The #1 way a child learns is through experience. Our world is a classroom for our children to thrive. Leave a if you agree!

03.01.2022 Dont hear me wrong: praising kids is never the problem. Its the KIND of praise that matters. Instead of praising their achievements, we should be praising the...ir work, praising their effort, their persistence, their struggle. With a simple shift in our language, a change in our own mindsets, we can help foster a growth mindset in our kids. More on shifting from FIXED Mindset to GROWTH Mindset:

02.01.2022 Some great tools and tips

02.01.2022 While the students who typed could take down what they heard word for word, people who took longhand notes could not write fast enough to take verbatim notes ... instead they were forced to rephrase the content in their own words. To do that, people had to think deeply about the material and actually understand the arguments. This helped them learn the material better. Thank you for sharing Steiner Waldorf Schools Fellowships UK See more