Tag: Mental Wellbeing
Bridging Play and Learning: Strategies in Children’s Education Franchises
Children learn best when they are engaged and having fun. This is the guiding principle behind the strategies employed by children’s education franchises. By bridging the gap between play and learning, these franchises create an environment where children are eager to explore and discover. One of the most[…]
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Empowering Children: The Mission of Children’s Education Franchises
The mission of children’s education franchises is clear: to empower children to reach their full potential. These franchises go beyond traditional teaching methods, focusing on developing skills that are essential for success in the 21st century. From critical thinking to emotional intelligence, the goal is to equip children[…]
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Nurturing Lifelong Learners: The Children’s Education Franchise Approach
Education is the cornerstone of personal and societal growth, and children’s education franchises play a pivotal role in shaping young minds. These franchises are not just businesses; they are platforms for nurturing lifelong learners. By combining innovative teaching methods with a structured franchise model, they create environments where[…]
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Stop What You’re Doing And Step Back
I am going to be asking you to do something that you might not want to do: I’m going to be asking you to stop what you are doing and take a step back. What I am really talking about here is something that’s quite difficult to describe[…]
Read moreReducing Pressure
I often talk to parents, professionals in Hertfordshire about why it’s so important that you take the pressure off yourselves and take the pressure off of the young people that you are working with. Welcome to the modern Western world where you are constantly in a state of[…]
Read moreWhen Education Isn’t Enough
I often see parents at my private therapy practice in Hertfordshire and we often look at the values of a ‘good parent’. I get the pair to brainstorm ideas about what key things a parent should do or provide in order to be classed as a ‘good parent’.[…]
Read moreProblem Spotting VS Problem Solving
I see a lot of parents and their children at my Hertfordshire therapy space and here’s what I’ve noticed: sometimes children and young people have problems. Sometimes there are issues with their behaviour, sometimes there are issues with their emotional well-being, sometimes there are issues with their health[…]
Read moreJust Say NO!
Sometimes I’m in agreement with children that they need to have access to information: like knowing why they aren’t allowed to do or have something, why they may be disciplined, what your reasoning is behind the decisions that you make (particularly if it affects them) and why it[…]
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