Why Kids Stop Writing in Summer? Children often stop writing after school finishes, and summer break is long. According to studies, students may lose as much as 30% of what they learned during the school year during the summer. Due to a lack of daily practice, writing is one of the first skills to decline…
As a parent or teacher, you have probably seen firsthand how difficult it can be for kids to communicate and deal with their uncomfortable feelings. Emotions such as grief, anger, or frustration may take over children and make it difficult for them to express how they feel. Journaling can be very helpful in this situation….
As a parent, educator, or someone who likes being around kids, you know how hard it can be to keep the younger ones busy and happy. It’s not just about having fun; Laughter matters to a child’s growth. It can occasionally feel like a never-ending quest to find healthy, age-appropriate humour that is truly funny…
Parents and teachers share the desire to raise self-assured kids who believe in their own skills. But low self-esteem affects many children and can affect how they develop overall. This article examines successful self-esteem activities for kids, focusing on practical, empirically supported strategies that can be incorporated into everyday routines to promote resilience and a…
Although anger is a normal emotion, children may find it especially difficult to control. Children frequently lack the skills to communicate their emotions appropriately, which can result in tantrums at home and challenges in the classroom. Research shows that unmanaged anger can negatively impact children’s social interactions and academic performance. The Impact of Poor Anger Management…