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24.01.2022 How To Help Your Students Be Independent Learners! Young children need a safe environment in which to explore, an environment that is set up for them and appropriate for their level of development. If the parent makes the environment safe, then the child can develop independence and learn to trust their own judgment by experimenting and discovering.... Discover 8 more ways

24.01.2022 ‘The Homework Project’ is fueled by expert knowledge, and supported by reputable evidence to assist you in promoting life-long learning!

15.01.2022 Bravery comes in all forms, shapes and sizes. From swimming with sharks, to running into a burning building, to standing up for something you believe in. One of the most powerful forms of Bravery is Vulnerability. The ability to be emotionally exposed, to express how you are feeling and to let people in; this is for some a very difficult process. Boys are even less likely to talk about their feelings than girls. ... There will be boys that feel brave when they run out on the football field or play the violin in front of a 1000 people but rarely do they recognise talking about their feelings as Bravery. So, we set the challenge... Be Vulnerable... Reach out... Talk about your feelings... Be Brave! See more

05.01.2022 3 rule’s tospark learning

02.01.2022 There are specific things parents can role-model to most effectively foster well-adjusted, successful young adults. Our favourite suggestion is Number 5 - Attend to the universe, not just the "you-niverse because it focuses on the notion of shifting ones focus outside of themselves and onto others; assisting with the development of empathy. Read here to find out more

01.01.2022 Are leaders born or made? Here are some ways that you can help children develop leadership skills: Teach children how to see things from another’s point of view through sound listening skills and responding and communicating respectfully. Help children build self-confidence by offering appropriate praise. Find ways to create problem solving situations that enable children to make decisions, so they learn the concepts of responsibility and consequences.... Teach children how to work with others in a team situation by joining team sports. Assist children to develop a plan or strategy to address a problem or situation by breaking tasks into workable ways to get the job done. Encourage children to pursue things that interest them. Encourage communication and action by suggesting projects or identifying community problems to come up with suggestions for actions and possible solutions. See more