Writing and Speaking Articles
681: Character Education
Every parent wants their child to develop positive character traits. One way to supplement your child's character education is to act as a filter for the movies and television shows your child watches, and to review the books your child reads.
682: Coaching VS. Managing
Think of the best coach you ever had, either at work or outside of work. What did the coach do that was effective? How did the coach interact with you? What kinds of things did the coach help you to achieve? Now think of the best manager you ever had at work?
683: Educational Techniques For ADHD - Bracketing Distracting Thoughts
One meaning of the term “bracketing” is “to place within.” This concept of “placing within” is a helpful strategy that students and adults can use to identify and appropriately deal with distracting thoughts.
In stage one, students decide whether their current thoughts are appropriate for the task at hand. If they are not, students can bracket them in stage two.
In stage one, students decide whether their current thoughts are appropriate for the task at hand. If they are not, students can bracket them in stage two.
684: Speaking To Yourself Can Be Dangerous
Which one of these is the "Odd-Man-Out"? Which one of these is different from the other three? The answer is speaking. The other three you can do alone, on your own, without anyone else. You can listen to the radio alone. You can read a book alone
685: Increasing Vocabulary Through Activities
Studies show that people learn words best by engaging as many of the five senses as possible. Associating a new word with a smell, touch, taste, or sound helps us recall the word for later use.
686: Overcoming The Problems Of Homeschooling As A Single Parent
Homeschooling is not an easy option at the best of times but if you are a single parent then you may well be tempted to simply dismiss the idea as being impossible. Before you do so however you should know that there are literally thousands of single parents of both sexes homeschooling their children today and doing so very successfully.
687: Medical Treatment For ADHD And ADD
When people think of ADHD, they often assume that the problem lies in the individual’s willingness to pay attention or listen. In fact, it is not a problem of ‘wanting’ to pay attention.
What we think of as ‘attention’ is actually a very complex processing function of the brain that operates continuously and allows us to engage in
What we think of as ‘attention’ is actually a very complex processing function of the brain that operates continuously and allows us to engage in
688: Do You Make These Ten Mistakes In Homeschooling?
Everyone approaches homeschooling with a different perspective. Some approach it with fear and trepidation; others with excitement and enthusiasm; others feel backed into a corner with no other options; and still others look forward to homeschooling as a way to invest more into their children
689: Unexpected Ways To Increase Your Child’s Learning
When most people hear words such as “learning,” “smart,” or “memory,” they automatically think of the brain. In school, we teach “to the head” only, asking students to sit in chairs for long periods of time, listening and looking almost exclusively at abstract symbols, even when they are very young.
690: Students With ADD And ADHD?
Some people would answer something such as “the ability to stay calm,” or “providing the right kind of structure,” or “keeping yourself healthy and well-rested.”
Although these are crucial for long-term success in raising a child with ADD or ADHD, the most essential parenting trait is trust.
Although these are crucial for long-term success in raising a child with ADD or ADHD, the most essential parenting trait is trust.
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