Does this sound familiar? It’s January 1st.All you hear about is everyone excitedly talking about their New Year’s resolutions —“Travel more!”“Learn a new language.”“Eat healthier” Meanwhile, you’re just trying to get by and thinking: “My child and I are barely
How to Reset Before the New Year: Routine Tune-Ups That Stick
It’s natural to reflect and rest at the end of the year. Whether you’re a teacher or a parent, we all need a fresh start in January. We need to find the space to reflect on ourselves as teachers, parents
Why is it Important for Teachers to Plan Ahead?
Can you imagine walking into your classroom with nothing ready? If you don’t have a plan, you won’t have any of the sheets that you need and will have to search for them in the moment. Instead of enjoying lunch
How to Teach Goal-Setting to Kids
Teaching goal-setting to kids is important to me because when I first moved to Canada, I struggled with low self-esteem. I felt like I couldn’t do anything. My teachers didn’t understand me and my home life was rough. Achieving wasn’t
4 Steps for Setting New Year’s Goals and Intentions
Four steps for setting New Year’s goals and intentions: reflect, focus on the why, choose your goal, and be methodical.
The Most Effective Ways to Handle a Difficult Child
Six most effective ways to handle a difficult child: the initial talk, create the plan, follow through, evaluate, and cycle back.
How to Help a Child with ADHD with Time Blindness
How to help my child with ADHD with time blindness: break it down game, let it ring, and create a buffer.
Causes of Perfectionism in a Child and How To Help Them
Causes of perfectionism in a child and how to help them: the reason, failings and expectations, coping skills, and healthy self-esteem.
Quick Ways to Prep for the Upcoming School Term
Quick ways to prepare for the upcoming school term: plan ahead, take inventory, and complete your marking.
How to Organize Your Life as a Teacher
How to organize your life as a teacher: your binders and folders, filing system, and plan your day.
