Listening Beyond Words: The Key to Deeper Human Connection
In today’s world, there is an overgrowing focus on “me” and less on “us.” This “all-about-me” emphasis has led to a lack of empathy, which, in
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Developing a Growth Mindset in a Competitive World
In today’s world competition is everywhere and it often starts at a very young age. It begins as a fun, skill-developing event but can quickly
School Readiness – What Teachers Really Look For
When we hear the term “school readiness,” the first thing most people think of is children knowing academic basics that will help them meet the
The Importance of Bilateral Coordination on Physical and Cognitive Skills
The development of a child can be one of the most fascinating things to watch unfold. From infants mirroring movements to toddlers and children mastering
Pandemic Parenting: Understanding Your Child’s Regressive Behaviors
Raising a child can be one of the most rewarding jobs around. And while it’s exciting to watch children grow and develop into caring humans,
Fostering Self-Actualization in Children and Teens
When we think of human behavior, we often first focus on the problems or deficits that people have and how this affects their achievements, or
Accepting Responsibility: Teaching Children to Avoid Blame Shifting
It is becoming more and more apparent that no one is to blame for everything that happens. So, if this is the case, how do
Maintaining Healthy Development
With our country at somewhat of a standstill due to the current pandemic, it’s easy to get into a routine that is more laid back.
Is It Rude, Is It Mean, Is It Bullying?
As they say, kids will be kids. And yes, children and teens can be unkind to their peers and feelings get hurt. The problem is
Conflict Resolution
Let’s face it, conflict is hard and is bound to happen no matter what ground rules are put into place. Whether it’s on the playground
