English as Second Language (ESL), A collections of Educations Related Articles Supporting Parents and Students on this topic, parent guides, student guides
Do you remember the mixed reactions you had as your child joined kindergarten? How about their responses on their first day in school? Did you capture their happiest or proudest moment in school? If you don’t pause for a while, record these memories and become organized, these days will slip by, and you will forget them. FROM Kindergarten to 5th grade.
There is no friend or supporter like a mother. Mothers do more than raise children; they determine a child’s attitude and upbringing. Your mom contributed so much to the person you are today. Interestingly, a child remains a mother’s baby even at 60. Whether you are a thinker, leader, priest, philosopher, or tycoon, you will always be your mother’s baby!
How to help a child RESET After a Bad Day OR How can I help my kid bounce back?
When a bad day hits, it hits indeed! Like adults, kids also experience bad days, and they are never shy to show! It is highly likely that you have had some days when everything is flowing just fine for your day, only for your child to step through the door all worked up, frustrated, angry, and with no trace of calmness. At that moment, most parents want to fix the problem right away.
How Laughter Can Help Your Child Learn, the ultimate guide for parents and educators DID YOU KNOW: Laughter is the best medicine; it is also a universal language that all humans recognize!
Emotional outbursts can make life difficult both for you and your kid. In Part one of this article, we learned about the causes of emotional outbursts and how you can cope with your child’s outbursts. In this article, we shall learn how to help your child regulate and control their emotions.
Crying is a normal emotion at any age, especially when overwhelmed by intense feelings such as stress, anger, fear, or joy. However, some kids cry more than others.
How to Empower your Child to Self Advocate in Life and in School “Always believe something wonderful is about to happen!” Learning how to self-advocate
Helping Everyone Thrive Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) is a term that is still in discovery for most parents, and surprisingly to some teachers. Many people aren’t
Social-Emotional Learning (SEL): How to Help Your Child Transition to a New School Change is inevitable and is very much part of life to grow.
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