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Showing posts with label Teaching aids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teaching aids. Show all posts
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Making Learning Fun
It's the year end school holidays. What are you teaching your children? I am teaching my son to create his own education slideshow. Here is the first one I created with him. Give us a vote up if you like it.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
What is Learning Disability about?
Before you scold your kids for being slow in learning find out from Drtrupti Patel if they have learning disability and pick up some ideas to overcome the problem along the way.
Monday, September 22, 2008
Protect our children with knowledge.
Knowledge can help protect our children. Abhishek Shah shares he knows about aids at SlideShare.
Friday, March 7, 2008
Are you a landmine and reckless driver?
If you cannot trust your children to follow your rules and instructions, then have them read "Lying Is Like Reckless Driving" posted on Character Counts.
The writer, Micheal Josephson, wrote that when you are not caught for reckless driving you are lucky and no one will be hurt. However, it is an irresponsible action as it endangers human life. Lies are just as bad as it can endanger human relationships. The more you lie, the easier it becomes. It can turn habitual.
He also added that like land mines, lies can stay dormant but, sooner or later, they will explode, damaging both your credibility and reputation. You generate suspicion and distrust and deprive the victim truthful information needed to make sensible decisions. So, lying is being disrespectful and is not a healthy basis for any relationship.
Love this? There are many more thought provoking, character building articles by Micheal Josephson that you can read about. I also love this article, "A Child's Compulsive Lying" by Dr. Timothy Quek. For ease of reading and follow up, I have created a table with his points.
You can also try playing the Tumble Down Game with your children to remind them to be mindful of their actions.
The writer, Micheal Josephson, wrote that when you are not caught for reckless driving you are lucky and no one will be hurt. However, it is an irresponsible action as it endangers human life. Lies are just as bad as it can endanger human relationships. The more you lie, the easier it becomes. It can turn habitual.
He also added that like land mines, lies can stay dormant but, sooner or later, they will explode, damaging both your credibility and reputation. You generate suspicion and distrust and deprive the victim truthful information needed to make sensible decisions. So, lying is being disrespectful and is not a healthy basis for any relationship.
Love this? There are many more thought provoking, character building articles by Micheal Josephson that you can read about. I also love this article, "A Child's Compulsive Lying" by Dr. Timothy Quek. For ease of reading and follow up, I have created a table with his points.
You can also try playing the Tumble Down Game with your children to remind them to be mindful of their actions.
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