Social & Emotional | Tween & Teen
WHO’s Guidelines For Screen Time For Children
WHO's recommendations on screen time bear a striking similarity to guidelines issued by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) in 2016. AAP recommends that children under 18 months should get no screen time at all. And children aged between 2 and 5 should limit their use to an hour.
Sex Education: Talking To Your Child About Sex
Difficult, but it's necessary
Sex discussion is never too early to start. Talking about it (early) can make a big difference in helping them a)...
Restricted Movement: Screen Free Activities You Can Do At Home With The Kids
To help curtail the spread of COVID-19, the government has decided to implement Movement Control Order (MCO). The order involves the closure of all...
Teaching Kids Impulse Control
Understanding Impulsive Behaviour
A child with impulsivity is s/he who acts too quickly without putting much thought into their action. Impulsive behaviour can affect any...
Home Education Accelerator - Training Program for Parents & Carers
Learn how to offer Future-Oriented Personalised Holistic Home Learning! You can easily support your children's learning at home - without any planning or disruptions to your everyday family life!
Active Learning Booster - Training Program for Early Childhood & Primary Teachers
Online Interactive Teacher Training Program to help you offer Future-Oriented Early Childhood and Early Primary Education based on Active Experiential Holistic Learning!
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