The most defining quality of a human being is the capacity to form and maintain relationships, so that we could coexist and function within a society. Emotional wellbeing can be described as the developing capacity of children to: experience, regulate, and express emotion; form close, secure, interpersonal relationships; and explore the environment and learn – …
A real sense of self-worth is based on the skills they build for themselves and the true accomplishments they feel they’ve made. However, many parents have the tendency to build up their kids with false or exaggerated statements of greatness by Overpraising. Overpraising can have some negative effects that include: What is the alternative to …
There is no joy that can equal the joy of nurturing and watching something grow. Be it growing animals or plants, it teaches the important aspect of responsibility for another life. Gardening is almost a soul-searching endeavour. Choosing the seeds, preparing them, planting them, watering them and finally watching it sprout is almost like Zen …
“Today a reader, tomorrow a leader” – Margaret Fuller (an American journalist and critic). Between the ages of four and nine, your child will have to master some 100 phonics rules, learn to recognize 3,000 words with just a glance, and develop a comfortable reading speed approaching 100 words a minute. He must learn to …
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The More You Read, The More Your Dependency On The World Decreases And On Knowledge Increases! A growing body of research indicates that reading literally changes your mind. Brain scans showed that throughout the reading period and for days afterward, brain connectivity increased, the part of the brain that responds to physical sensations like movement …
