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As a parent, you understand it’s crucial to teach your preschooler how to be independent and get on her feet. These are suggestions and daily activities that encourage independence among young children. Although it’s pleasant to know that your child needs you and feels satisfied to care for them and help them, you must strike a balance between taking care of them and allowing them to become independent. We certainly wish for them to develop the ability to lead their lives as productive and content adults. Independence is a trait that children are entitled to learn. It is among the most... Continue Reading

In today’s world of instant information, uncertainty, cruelty, and differences in ideas, what is the true role of parents? Obviously, parents provide their children with food, clothing, and a place to live. They also are to provide financial support, medical care, and the opportunity to receive an education. And they are to protect their children from harm and provide them with a safe environment which includes supervision and control of any situation. Because parents are the most influential people for our children, they have more power to bring the good qualities needed in our daily lives.... Continue Reading

Whatever age or how old your kids are, they will always love to be a part of the household. They experience an immense sense of pride over their accomplishments, but they also experience tremendous satisfaction in being an active member of the entire family. When you next have something to be accomplished at home, consider if it’s something your kids would like to help with. Here’s a list of appropriate tasks for children of any age. Have your kids help in and aid them in learning essential life skills! Do Chores Teach Life Abilities? There are various ways teens and children can help... Continue Reading

The concept of a growth mindset in education has to do with the students’ attitude toward failure and their drive to improve and learn skills. In general words, it distinguishes between fixed and growth mental models. If a person has an optimistic mindset, they know that they can improve their skills through education and practice. Alternatively, when students have an orthodox perspective, they think of their abilities as being limited. Some students might have a genetic predisposition to developing one or the other types. However, it’s more likely that a student switches between... Continue Reading