As we embark on the journey of nurturing our children’s growth and learning, we recognize the invaluable role that parents play as key partners in our school community. It is our commitment to ensure that parents are consistently informed about the latest developments in the field of education. By doing so, we aim to empower parents with the knowledge and insights necessary to make well-informed decisions regarding their child’s early education.
Blurred lines: authoritative and permissive parenting
What is permissive parenting? When we talk about permissive parenting we have to draw a distinction between ignoring anti-social behavior and firmly supporting autonomy. Permissive parenting is often portrayed as...
Understanding and handling a rebellious child
Why do children rebel? Children don’t naturally defer to authority and many societies understand this concept. In some traditional agrarian societies, they recognized that children have irrational impulses and let...
Dealing with defiance, aggression, and tantrums
Over two thirds of children undergo periods of temper tantrums, especially during the toddler period. In psychology, any acts of defiance, aggression, and acting out are called externalizing behaviors. We...
How debate improves critical thinking skills
When we discussed the science of critical thinking skills, we recognized explicit ways to teach children about the principles of critical and logical thinking. In a 3 year long study,...
Encouraging mistakes in the classroom
Why we should embrace (not avoid) mistakes “If you do big things, you make big mistakes” – Walt Disney. What distinguishes visionaries from others is their willingness to make mistakes,...
A preschool interview guide by Tutor Time International Nursery and Kindergarten
Some parents will balk at the thought of preschool interview prep while others are rushing to enrol their children into interview boot camps and make resumes for them. While we...
Infant Directed Speech helps your baby learn to speak
What is Infant Directed Speech? Infant Directed Speech (IDS), or ‘baby talk’ is a method of communication which makes it easier for babies to pick up on emotional intentions, and...
Why do babies prefer Infant Directed Speech?
What is Infant Directed Speech? Infant Directed Speech (IDS), or ‘baby talk’ is a method of communication which makes it easier for babies to pick up on emotional intentions. Done...
How does non-verbal communication impact infant development?
Non-verbal communication is important because it can indirectly influence your baby’s social, emotional, and language development. Many parents unknowingly use baby signing when they try to communicate with their baby....
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