Sep

02

Back to School: Why Kids Need After School Program

Posted By: vie on September 2, 2010 at 3:57 am

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Learning from school is often associated with learning from textbooks, it is true somehow. School develops child’s academic performance while enrichment programs after school are toward developing talent or skill of a child. Parents shall do the checklist before enrolling a child into after school program:

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Aug

18

The Danger of Bullying at School

Posted By: vie on August 18, 2010 at 8:09 am



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School is a place where kids learn social skills and bullying is part of kids growing up. Sometimes, parents or educator often overlooks and regards it as harmless teasing. Bullying may start as teasing which is fun and playful. When teasing is done constantly and the victim gets hurt and angry, it is no longer fun. Bullying can be in forms of verbal or physical abuse. Verbal abuse even go unnoticed and bring psychological damage to the kids and affect s their performance at school. It is important for parents to notice if the child bullies other kids or the child becomes the victim.

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Aug

12

Back to School: Fun Learning Methods for Young Kids

Posted By: vie on August 12, 2010 at 8:25 am


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Kids will love schooling if they find out that learning is fun. Homework & rote learning isn’t the solution to help kids master or learn the subject. In fact, kids will probably hate school if they have to learn this way. As parents, you can inquire from the school if you are about to register pre-school or primary school for your kids.  Alternatively, you can add fun learning methods below which are more effective and appealing for young kids. Fun learning methods works for kids below 12 years old or kids in primary school and pre-school. When they get used to it, they will carry on when they are in secondary school. In fun learning methods, kids are taught not to be spoon-fed with the information, they must actively involve to find the information and teachers act as a guide.

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Aug

12

Back to School: Goal Setting Can Help Your Kid to Achieve Success in School

Posted By: vie on August 12, 2010 at 6:09 am


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Ever thought about Goal Setting for Kids? Goal setting is one of the most important skills that a person can learn, and the earlier this skill is learned, the more chances there are for successful outcomes in a person’s life. Adults know that goal setting is all about planning, making progress with that plan and reaching final goals or achievements. Once a child learns how to do this, they can use this tool for more success in school and at home.

Goal setting for kids will help your children to do well on their school tests and in activities such as sports, music programs or outside academic or arts programs – even at home, and with their personal finances. Teaching your child how to be a goal setter will give them a sense that they are capable of whatever they want to do. That’s valuable! Learn more about Goal Setting for Kids.

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May

17

Featured Mom: Deanna Ong – Early Childhood Music for Kids

Posted By: vie on May 17, 2010 at 8:01 am

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Do you think that every child has to learn music? I admit that I am an illiterate parent who loves listening to music but I don’t play any musical instruments. I love watching American Idol or GLEE and admire how wonderful the music is. My kids are learning music too and I still wonder how early childhood music can play a role in kids’ life. I view that many parents encourage their young children to learn music.

I have an opportunity to interview Deanna Ong from Atelier de Musique School in Penang. She has taken great efforts to answer my questions and presented me with more facts and information. I express my gratitude and I hope her answers will give a perspective for parents how important early childhood music education for young kids. Below is my email interview with her.

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Feb

12

Positive Parenting Tips: 5 Ways to Communicate Love to Our Kids

Posted By: vie on February 12, 2010 at 1:07 am

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Kids who receive love from parents and people around them will grow up to be an emotionally mature person. When they receive love, they will learn how to give and express love to other people as well.  Kids will try at their best abilities in their life and have self-esteem when their need of love is fulfilled.

Please take a look at positive parenting tips, 5 ways to communicate love to our kids

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Jan

28

Tips and Techniques to Improve Memory Skills for Kids

Posted By: vie on January 28, 2010 at 10:21 pm

Techniques to Improve Memory Skills for Kids

Improving memory skill is necessary for schooling children so they can excel in their study. There are tips and techniques to improve memory skills for kids other than rote learning, learning by repetition which is a common practice for students.

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