Talking to children is not always effective. Especially when they are in emotional states. Erica Curtis has some very innovative answers for improving communication with your children and much more.
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In a rush to improve test scores and implement standardized testing we may have forgotten one of the most important aspects of learning, interpersonal skills. Studies are showing that without these soft skills students are often not able to focus in class. Dr Amy Webb translates the research for us and helps us understand the…
In this episode Nicole Black of Coffee and Carpool tells us how we can change the world one child at a time. She covers the importance of raising kind kids as well as gives us help in how to do it. After listening to Nicole you’ll realize like I did, how deep a subject kindness…
The amazing journey of a young man with Autism. Brayden Reeves Brayden Reeves was diagnosed with Autism when he was 4 years old. He struggled all through his traditional elementary school, even though his mom, Tina Rider, kept asking his teachers to push him to “climb Mount Everest.” Then, after finding no success, she discovered…
Find all the resources for this episode at http://www.learningsuccessblog.com/podcast/episode-5-alternative-learning-methods-are-actually-fun Links mentioned http://www.edutopia.org//blog/guide-to-game-based-learning-vicki-davis https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/blog/brain-science/do-fit-kids-do-better-school https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/blog/brain-science/5-ways-increase-your-intelligence https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/blog/mathematics/tablet-games-new-teachers
Is your bright child struggling in school despite perfect hearing? Are they labeled as “distracted,” “forgetful,” or “not trying hard enough”? The real culprit might be auditory processing – a set of vital brain skills that affect how your child understands and remembers what they hear. Think of auditory processing like your child’s personal sound…
“Seven cookies is more than five cookies” – seems obvious, right? Yet for many children, understanding quantities, comparing numbers, and estimating amounts feels like trying to solve a puzzle without all the pieces. This isn’t about intelligence – it’s about number sense, the vital cognitive skills that turn abstract numbers into meaningful math. Picture your…