TOP 5 ARTICLES:
- 4 SOCIAL/EMOTIONAL SKILLS YOU CAN EASILY PRACTICE WITH TEENS posted on May 12, 2017
- 5 TEAM-BUILDING ACTIVITIES FOR TEENS TO BUILD TRUST AND COOPERATION posted on April 21, 2017
- Four More Team-Building Activities For Teens to Develop Teamwork And Trust posted on November 27, 2017
- Is Playing Video Games Good or Bad for Children? posted on August 22, 2018
- 6 Tips to Support Self-Awareness Development in Teens posted on March 16, 2017
Books About Girls
/0 Comments/in For Educators, For Individuals /by Anja Z.The benefits of reading to children are well known – from their earliest years, it helps improve their language skills, enriches their vocabulary, teaches critical thinking and logic skills, and encourages creativity and a thirst for knowledge. Reading is, therefore, a great parenting activity to bring you closer to your child as they reap its […]
Learned Helplessness in a School Context: What It Is and How to Deal with It
/0 Comments/in For Educators /by Darko S.Imagine a student who’s repeatedly experiencing failure in school. As time goes by and they continue to fail, they start to put in less and less effort as they get the impression that no matter what they do and how much effort they put in, they’ll still fail. Let’s imagine for a second that a […]
When More Help is Needed
/0 Comments/in For Students /by Jelena N.If you don’t like something, change it; if you can’t change it, change the way you think about it. – Mary Engelbreit We all want to feel calm, contented, and joyful as much as possible in our daily lives, and most of us strive to capture those feelings by making choices that enhance our lives. […]
Why is Reading in Childhood Important?
/0 Comments/in For Educators /by Darko S.I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book. – Groucho Marx Children use their phones, browse the internet, and watch television from an early age. Although there are some benefits to that, there are also risks, like investing too much time […]
Good Parenting without Overmonitoring – Yes, It’s Possible!
/0 Comments/in For Educators, For Individuals /by Jelena J.Have you ever been tempted to read your teen’s diary or check their Facebook messages? Have you ever made a social media profile so you could spy on their online activities? Do you make very strict rules for your teen without allowing them to question them and invite you to a debate? If the answer […]