by GenesisAdmin | Nov 3, 2012 | Early Childhood Development, Education |
So we’re standing in the ridiculously long queue of a hot, over-crowded supermarket today when a pack of jelly tots in the “walk this way and buy more stuff you don’t need on the way to the cashier” isle catches my eye. And I explode! My...
by GenesisAdmin | Jul 16, 2012 | Early Childhood Development, Education |
I can’t believe that we are already at the 7th video blog in our early learning series! Thank you all for your support on this journey in making early learning available to every household. We often think that the first step in teaching children to do Maths is...
by GenesisAdmin | Jun 18, 2012 | Behavioural Difficulties, Early Childhood Development, Emotional Development, Social Development |
How do you effectively discipline a toddler? Most parents will know that this is much easier said than done. How do you deal with a being that is the epitome of cuteness in one moment and then the devil himself the next? When is it okay to ignore disruptive...
by GenesisAdmin | Feb 7, 2012 | Early Childhood Development, Education |
Kids learning about the world through the wonder of play dough. I’m not a night owl. In fact, most nights I battle to stay awake past 8pm. But last Wednesday evening I found myself in the kitchen at 11:30pm happily humming to myself and shuffling along in my...
by GenesisAdmin | Feb 2, 2012 | Assessments, Barriers to Learning, Behavioural Difficulties, Early Childhood Development, Education, Emotional Development, Social Development |
School readiness depends as much on emotional maturity as it does on scholastic ability. In order to be deemed cognitively school ready, children need to achieve a test age of 6 years 3 months on school readiness assessments. Yet, I have assessed many children who...
