High school wasn’t my favorite part of life. Like most kids, the teenage years aren’t the most glamorous of times. Peer pressure, bullying, social awkwardness, acne (one of the many great parts of growing up!), relationships, homework, and mean teachers might come to mind when you think of your own high school experience. Nowadays, high […]
Four Ways Residential Summer School Help Your Child Grow
Education is a hugely important part of your child’s progression towards adulthood. Learning about the world around them, their shared human histories, and the ways in which they’ll be able to maximize their potential constitutes the ideal preparation for a successful life. So it’s little surprise that those children that attend summer school are given […]
3 Ways to Foster Creativity in Your Kids
Children have wild imaginations. They overflow with fantasies and fairy tales and all that fun stuff that comes with innocence. And that’s good! A healthy imagination is important for every child’s development. It helps them to think outside the box, to see life from different perspectives. It lets them have fun while learning and discovering […]
Simple Secrets For Landing Your Dream Job
Be glad to know that it is possible to land your dream job and not have to be stuck in a dead-end position for the rest of your career. What matters the most is that you’re willing to put forth an extra effort in the process and commit yourself to finding success. While it may […]
Hook Them When They’re Young: Learning About Robotics Is Tons of Fun!
Robotics is kind of a new trend. I mean, they’ve been around for a while, but only really for adults. Technology has made massive bounds over recent times though, meaning robotic tools are available and simple enough to be used by children. This can be a huge advantage for them. Let’s take a look at […]
3 Of The Best Ways To Get Kids To Want To Learn
Getting your kids to sit down to study can sometimes feel like a mission. If your kids are neither interested nor engaged in what they’re trying to learn, then they’re not likely to voluntarily begin to revise the subject. It is your responsibility as a parent to help your kids engage with a range of […]
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