Create, Experience, Teach From The Heart
From talking in class when they should be working, to name-calling and fist-fighting, children act out for various reasons. Most children don’t want to misbehave in school. They do it because they have big emotions and they don’t know how
Have you used or “teacher voice” or your “parent voice” and your kids still refuse to listen to you? Does it feel like the more you try to get your kids to listen, the more they turn away? The more
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Four ways to discipline a child that doesn’t care: set appropriate expectations and routines, provide clear consequences, be open to conversation, and embrace the attempt and positivity.
Three ways to teach a child who is struggling to read: read together, make connections, and teach phonics.
Six most effective ways to handle a difficult child: the initial talk, create the plan, follow through, evaluate, and cycle back.
Three ways to help my child with ADHD study better: set up a work station, create a study schedule, and think about food.
Four ways to help your child with ADHD or autism succeed in school: time management, spatial awareness, tracking system, and fidget toys.
3 ways to get your child with ADHD or autism ready for the new school year: take a school trip, go shopping, and create a routine.
The reasons why children with ADHD tend to burnout out quickly and how to help to help them avoid it: be passionate, learn to regulate, and find support.
