Boost Attention Span by Making Learning Fun Again Attention span has long been a topic regarding the relationship between children and learning. As the years have passed, technology has been at the forefront of our everyday lives. This has caused the concern for inattentiveness to become even more of
The Power of Yet Developing a Mindset for Success Goal setting is a characteristic that significantly links an individual to their future success. Having the right mindset is crucial and encourages our behaviors as we encounter different challenges. Since our attitude incorporates our own beliefs about skills and abilities that
Situational Awareness – Increasing Children’s Safety Skills Today’s world is busy; people are rushing here and there to get to work, school, the store, or the next activity. Even our “leisure” time is filled with busyness. And during all of it, we are distracted by our devices that detract
Grade school can be quite the experience for any child. It is a place where a child not only learns academically but one where a child must learn to socialize and function in the world. Unfortunately, there are a lot of negative experiences that a child may have when going
As we continue through the current pandemic and re-opening efforts show real challenges, school districts everywhere are trying to devise the best plans for children, teachers, and staff to return. And while there will be no perfect solution for each family, parents must consider all the information and choose
How Martial Arts Conquers Bullying with Confidence Bullying is an ongoing issue occurs daily interactions, from classmates, friends, co-workers, and family members. Here is a great posted by Century Martial Arts. The original post can be found here: https://blog.centurymartialarts.com/martialarts/how-martial-arts-conquers-bullying-with-confidence Anti-bully campaigns are becoming more and more prominent with every passing
Helping Children Set Age-Appropriate Goals The New Year has arrived, and lofty resolutions have been set. Anything from working out daily to saving money to losing weight, our society knows how to dream big! However, when big dreams aren’t broken down into smaller, achievable goals, failure often ensues. And to
Whenever we ask our students what comes in cans? I get some very typical answers – soda, corn, beans, carrots, soup, dog food etc. When they are out of suggesting what items come in cans, we give them our answer. I tell the students that while their answers are all correct,
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