Tips for Parents Archives - Page 2 of 9

How to Help Kids Make and Maintain Friendships

by Nicola | Sep 21, 2019 | Tips for Parents, Wellbeing for Learning

BE PART OF YOUR CHILD'S LEARNING JOURNEY! As a parent, you can have a real impact on your kids’ learning. Our FREE library is bursting with e-books, guides, cheat sheets and tips to help you do just that. Come and take a look! Take me there! When kids start school,...

How to Teach Resilience Through Art

by Nicola | Jun 20, 2019 | Resilience for Learning, Tips for Parents

Be part of your child’s learning journey! As a parent, you can have a HUGE impact on your kids’ learning. Our FREE library is bursting with e-books, guides, cheat sheets and tips to help you do just that. Come and take a look! Take me there! Be part of your child’s...

How Sleep Impacts Learning and Routine Tips

by Nicola | May 29, 2019 | Resilience for Learning, Tips for Parents, Wellbeing for Learning

Sleep impacts learning in more ways than you might think! We’re all familiar with situations going pear-shaped when our kids have a late night or miss a nap. I’ve lost count of the times I’ve said, ‘oh, she’s tired’, when things go awry. We know that a late...

Understanding Brain Development to Support Learning

by Nicola | May 4, 2019 | Education Theorists, Tips for Parents

Kids’ brain development is fascinating, amusing, brilliant and at times, perplexing! Accompanying them on their learning journey, we watch them navigate the world and relationships, explore their surroundings and soak up knowledge like little sponges. At times...

Kids’ Holiday Activities: Fun Learning at Home

by Nicola | Apr 11, 2019 | Maths, Play, Tips for Parents

Kids’ holiday activities rank fairly high when it comes to school holidays! They spend a lot of time at school, but they also have a lot of breaks! It’s often during these times that parents find themselves looking into the abyss and wondering how they’re...

Ten Ways to Develop Your Child’s Intelligence

by Nicola | Mar 27, 2019 | Tips for Parents

If there was such a thing as an intelligence fountain, most of us would like our kids to drink from it regularly! It makes sense. We want the best for our kids; and often (not always!), having an average to high intelligence will go a long way in helping them succeed...