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8 Secrets to Motivating your Teen
Do you feel your teenager lacks motivation, focus and direction? Maybe they don’t work hard enough for school or just don’t take responsibility? If so, try to help them out by practicing these secrets to motivating your teen. 1. Focus on Effort, Not Just Performance: Encourage your teen to value learning and progress over…
Read More7 Glorious Ways to make your Teen listen to you
Do you sometimes feel like your teen has an on/off switch when it comes to listening to you? You try your best to explain a situation or problem to them, but they’re only interested when they feel like it’s important to them or when they want something? The teen years are tough, but you as…
Read MoreThe Differences Between Waldorf and Montessori Learning: A Brief Overview
Choosing the right educational approach for your child can be challenging. Among the most popular methods are Waldorf and Montessori. Each has distinct characteristics and aims to nurture children’s development in unique ways. Understanding their differences can help parents make informed decisions about their child’s education. Alternative schooling exists worldwide, and I’ve had…
Read MoreFrom Mood Swings to Academic Struggles: How Mental Health Changes Affect Your Teen
As a parent, you might notice your teen acting differently. They might come home and head straight to their room, skipping their usual chat. This change could be a phase, or it might signal something more significant. Understanding these changes is crucial for their well-being. High school demands are intense and often overshadow the importance…
Read More4 Must-Know Tips for High School Parents: Guiding Your Teen’s Success
Parents, ever wonder how to help your teen with academic challenges? You might think school teaches study skills for higher academic journeys. As a former high school teacher, I assure you schools can’t fully prepare for what’s beyond the finish line. Engage in class and study actively; very few master this challenge without extra help.…
Read MoreOvercome Test Anxiety & Improve Problem Solving with the Walt Disney Strategy
Have you ever felt stuck when trying to solve a problem or navigate through academic challenges? Creativity often serves as the key to unlocking innovative solutions and achieving your goals. In the realm of problem-solving, the Walt Disney Strategy by Robert Dilts stands out as a powerful and versatile technique. It draws inspiration from the…
Read MoreUnderstanding Your Role: Early Warning Signs of a Passive-Aggressive Child
When a mother of a 12-year-old girl reached out, I was taken aback. “Every interaction turns into a power struggle, and it’s exhausting.” It was hard to believe her daughter’s aggressive behavior was solely due to her. After our talk, it became evident that the mother’s actions played a part. Learn how to identify early…
Read MoreThe Power of Bedtime Stories: How Reading to Young Children Influences Their Development
As a teacher with a background in psychology, I have seen firsthand the power of storytelling in shaping young minds. Reading to young children is not only a fun and enjoyable experience, but it can also have a profound impact on their development. In particular, bedtime stories have been shown to be especially beneficial for children.…
Read MoreMy Cultural Excursion to the Ruins of Trujillo, Peru with a local school
Today, I’m thrilled to share a slice of my cultural journey as a traveling teacher, where my passion for education meets my love for travel. While lately, I’ve kept my work school visits at a minimum due to my busy exploration of the vibrant landscapes of South America (including a memorable road trip through the…
Read MoreSupporting Students with ADHD in the Classroom: Strategies for Teachers
When I first started teaching, I never realized just how much mental health could impact a student’s ability to learn. Despite having a background in psychology, I didn’t receive much training on how to recognize or support students with ADHD. As a result, it was difficult for me to know how to help my students…
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