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  • Simple Strategies for Encouraging Shy Students
    Simple Strategies for Encouraging Shy Students

    Shyness is a complex emotion that is sometimes difficult to understand. What’s important to remember is that it usually elicits feelings of anxiety, fear, embarrassment, apprehension and tension in your student. Being confrontational only exacerbates the ...

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  • Things About Gifted Children That Every Parent Should Know
    Things About Gifted Children That Every Parent Should Know

    It’s difficult to define exactly what ‘gifted’ is. In the U.S., gifted children are seen as those who have the potential to perform exceptionally in five areas: general intellectual ability, specific academic aptitude, creative or productive thinking, ...

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  • Hand-written Thank You Notes: A Great Learning Opportunity
    Hand-written Thank You Notes: A Great Learning Opportunity

    The holidays are a mixed bag for parents who enjoy spending time with family but may be struggling to keep their bored students occupied. One tradition that has been neglected in modern society is the hand-written ‘Thank You’ note. Writing ‘Thank You’ ...

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  • Telltale Signs that your Student is being Bullied
    Telltale Signs that your Student is being Bullied

    Being the recipient of bullying or showing aggressive behavior towards others is becoming an increasingly predominant experience among students. The cyber space has opened up a whole new avenue for bullying to take place and parents and educators need to ...

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  • Setting Screen Time Limits for Students
    Setting Screen Time Limits for Students

    How much screen time is too much? As students are increasingly obsessed with screen time, parents need to set limits on how much TV and online time their students are allocated. Allowing unfettered access to the online world may cause students to live ...

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