Tag: nlp4kids
How Do You Eat an Elephant?
I first heard the question “How do you eat an elephant?” about two decades ago in my corporate life. “One bite at a time” seemed an uninspiring answer for an ambitious marketer looking out for the latest hot management theory. Little did I know, it would become one[…]
Read moreMaking School Transition Seamless
More schools are becoming aware of the importance of helping children transition from primary to secondary school and how vast the change in environment can feel for some pupils. There is often some distinct sensory differences between the two environments. Primary schools tend to be quieter, with less[…]
Read moreEmotional Damage to Obese Children
Aside from the physical health risks posed to obese children, the emotional risks are obvious. Anyone who thinks that it is the responsibility of other children to become more tolerant is probably morally correct, though living in an unachievable fantasy. Children cannot help but say what they see,[…]
Read moreHelp! I Can’t Pass My Driving Test
I recently worked with a young woman who counted the days down until she was 17 so that she could learn to drive, yet now she had reached that magical age she was overcome with fear and anxieties about taking her driving test. This is the person who[…]
Read moreTeaching Children Chunking
Today I’ve been teaching NLP chunking to a 12 year old. If you have no idea what this is, or what it does, read on! In the past I’ve taught chunking to teachers to help them have a method for thoroughly explaining new projects to their class. However[…]
Read moreWe Are Winners!
On 16th October 2014 at Google Campus London, NLP4Kids was awarded a highly commended award from Mum & Working for the best use of technology in a family friendly Business. And here it is: Well done to us!
Read more7 Lucky Steps To the Finals in The National Mum & Working Awards
Typically I am not a superstitious person. I don’t get caught up in “magical thinking” and yet having found out that we have made the finals for the Mum and Working Awards, I felt compelled to ask you to send us some good luck. Then I remembered the[…]
Read moreDay Two of Alfie’s Work Experience
Alfie (who is 10 years old) has joined the NLP4Kids office for a second day of work experience. He was banned from bringing his iPod and has been given real responsibilities within the organisation. He has received the same feedback as any other member of staff whether his[…]
Read moreAlfie’s Work Experience!!!!!!
My cousin Alfie who is 10 years old has been spending some time with us at People Building and NLP4Kids. He wanted to let you know how his work experience went today so here is his blog for you to read: When I heard that Gemma wanted me[…]
Read moreGetting Kids Active
Whether it’s sports, arts, music or education there has to be a well thought through strategy to engage young people into that activity. Simply believing that you have a great activity that serves them in a positive way is not enough. Not by a long shot. In the[…]
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