Indoor Voices Please!
In this month’s video blog, I’m sharing a simple strategy that we find very helpful to help children find their indoor voices – even when they’re excited or upset. When children are getting noisy for one reason or another, it’s very easy...
Practice Leads To Mastery
Research is clear that the best way to develop writing skills is with frequent practice. While many children naturally seek out writing and practise for the sheer fun of mastery, some don’t. What can you do to motivate children to practise writing correctly? In...
Scientific Thinking Starts In The Toddler Years
Who ever said that learning science had to be solemn and serious never talked to Albert Einstein – he is quoted as saying “Play is the highest form of research.” That being the case then, the playground is the child’s laboratory where they routinely ask...How Brains Can Change For The Better
All types of therapy and education for that matter rely on a characteristic of the human brain that has only recently emerged as a lifelong ability or process – neural plasticity. Although there is still some resistance in some quarters to the idea that the brain can...Managing The After School Crankies
In this month’s video blog I share some of my favourite hints, tips and strategies for helping children handle transitioning from home to school . Do you have any children in your household that struggle with making the transition from home to school? It’s...
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