Previously, we discussed 3 learner types that your child may exhibit, and how her/his learner type may even change over the years. (If you need a refresher, do refer to this link!). Identifying your child’s learner type can go a long way in altering study techniques to suit his/her learning needs better. The last 2 learner types…
Often, we may see our child struggle with a particular topic or subject in school or tuition. Rather than thinking dismissively (‘he is just not a Science person’), an alternative way of approaching it would be to identify your child’s learner type…
cently, with some of the papers garnering attention online as some parents felt it was rather difficult and had turned to social media platforms to express their concerns…
We all have days where our minds run free. Sure, some daydreaming is good but it happens to be more frequent when we have work to do. Research has found that the attention span of children has become significantly shorter…
Positive affirmations are statements that are used to challenge negative thoughts. When feeling stressed, it is easy to slip into a spiral of negativity. Imagine your child is struggling with some tuition centre homework. Your child may start thinking negative thoughts. Words that are often uttered are, ‘I am never going to improve!’ or ‘I am so dumb and weak in Math’…
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