TOP 5 ARTICLES:
- 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
- 6 Tips to Support Self-Awareness Development in Teens posted on March 16, 2017
- Why Teens and Alcohol Don’t Mix posted on April 15, 2018
- 4 SOCIAL/EMOTIONAL SKILLS YOU CAN EASILY PRACTICE WITH TEENS posted on May 12, 2017
Do Children Need Role Models?
/0 Comments/in For Educators /by Nobel CoachingI want to be like Superman. He fights bad guys! The gamer I watch on Youtube didn’t graduate and he’s still doing awesome and making more money than some college graduates. So, why should I study more of what I’m not good at and neglect what I am good at? My dad studied very hard […]
Understanding Shyness: How to Help a Child Who Is Shy
/3 Comments/in For Educators /by Nobel CoachingJake is that kid on the playground who waits for others to tell him he can join in the game. Sometimes, it seems it’s much easier for him to be alone in his own world than to talk to others. He definitely doesn’t enjoy talking to people he’s not familiar with. He’s quite talkative at […]
Where Do Bad Grades Come From
/0 Comments/in For Educators /by Nobel CoachingLong before they start school, children are given feedback on how they are doing in the form of stars, bows, stickers, and other tangible rewards. These are not only reinforcing for the child, but also for their parents. Once school begins, many parents assume that grades (whether expressed by numbers, letters, or smiles) are a […]
THE GROWTH MINDSET – THE POWER OF YET
/0 Comments/in For Educators, For Individuals /by Anja B.One of the more talked-about topics in psychology and especially in educational psychology is Carol Dweck’s idea of the “growth mindset”, a concept she discusses in her book Mindset: The new psychology of success. Growth mindset isn’t something that Dweck invented and is now teaching us all how to attain. It is a distinctive trait […]
Family Night At The Movies – Talking With Your Teen About Inside Out And The Purpose Of Sadness
/0 Comments/in All, For Educators /by Nobel CoachingIn our series, Family Night at the Movies, we recommend movies for viewing and later discussion whose message may be helpful for teenagers and their parents. In one of our previous articles, you can read more about movies as valuable tools in addressing the emotional and social needs of teens. Our latest choice is Inside […]