You're standing in the living room after a long day, calling for dinner, but your 7-year-old is frozen in front of a tablet, giggling at rapid-fire YouTube Shorts. Suddenly, you hit pause, or worse, take the screen away, and BOOM. Instant meltdown. Tears, shouting, maybe even throwing the device across the room.
It was a usual evening at home—laughter echoed as dinner was being prepared, conversations flowed, and my 10-year-old niece sat curled up on the couch, scrolling through videos on tablet. Suddenly, the atmosphere shifted.
Imagine a tiny seed, nurtured with sunlight, water, and love, that grows strong and vibrant. Children are just the same. The healthy habits we establish early, such as brushing teeth and being physically active, become the foundation for lifelong well-being.
These days, more and more teachers are moving beyond traditional teaching methods and embracing creative, student-driven approaches to learning. One standout example? Genius Hour is a flexible, exciting practice that goes by many names, from Inquiry-Based Projects to Passion Projects or Student Choice Time.
This adage rings true, highlighting parents' profound impact on their children's educational journey. Did you know students with involved parents have higher academic achievement and graduation rates? The role of parents in education, which encompasses everything from helping with homework to attending school events and maintaining open communication with teachers, is a cornerstone of a child's academic, social and emotional well-being.
How to Ignite a Growth Mindset in Children ParentsSeptember 13, 2024Viva Education For most of the parents, it might be…