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April 15, 2014Family, Holiday Programme, Parenting, Problem Solving, Reading, ResourcesChildren, Primary One, primary school, primary school curriculum, primary school education, Tina Mathsby SMART EXCEL

Preparing For P1: INTENSIVE Preparatory Class

Five months before Primary 1 starts is an ideal time to start actual preparing your child for the next stage in education, educators say. As Ms Siti, the Executive Director of MathsExCEL assures, “Children should be prepared for Primary One at the preschool they attend daily.” …

April 10, 2014Family, Parentingabuse, Child development, Children, depression, emotional, emotional abuse, focus, misbehave, physical abuseby SMART EXCEL

Scream at Your Own Risk (and Your Children’s)

By BONNIE ROTHMAN MORRIS Published: November 9, 2004 he thing about children is that sometimes they misbehave. They disobey. They talk back. They ignore their chores and fight with their siblings. Even the most patient parent can end up hollering. Indeed, yelling at children is …

PARENTING PLANS… … help you to create a vision that guides your decisions and behavior as you raise your child. This is essential to a healthy parent-child relationship. Have you taken the time to think about the values you want to cultivate and the family …

Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise Singapore teaches maths better than most countries including the UK, according to international rankings for secondary pupils. The difference starts at an early age. There are many reasons but one key factor is its step-by-step approach that can be used at home or in …

May 27, 2013Family, Parenting, Readingacademy of child and adolescent psychiatry, Behavior, Child, child and adolescent psychiatry, Children, desperate parents, effective discipline, Family, Home, Parent, Preschool education, Spankingby SMART EXCEL

How to Discipline Your Child Without Yelling or Spanking

Many desperate parents resort to yelling or spanking to control their children’s unruly behavior. However, Barbara Unell and Jerry Wyckoff, Ph.D., authors of “Discipline without Shouting or Spanking,” say that these forms of discipline can reinforce the kind of behavior parents seek to correct. Shouting …

Am I ‘Too Tough’ When I Discipline My Kids?

I’ve noticed that the more sternly I speak to my kids — for example, after they’ve run into the street without looking — the more distraught they get. How can I make sure they understand the seriousness of certain situations without making them feel worse? – Zoe As …

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