Tag: education

Preparing to Answer Kids’ Sex Questions 子どもから性に関する質問を受けたらどうしましょう？

As the first of a three-month series on ‘sex and kids’ by three different experts running workshops on the topic, Aya shares her mindset change on sex education and importance of having this conversation with kids. By Aya Tanno / Translated by Hanae Matsumura Have you ever talked about sex at home with your partner […]
Fostering Children’s Creative Growth

Have you ever wondered about the best ways to encourage your child to grow creatively? Piyachat Finney writes about the ways you can be successful in doing this. By Piyachat Finney As a parent or caregiver, we all strive to boost our children’s creative growth to the best of our abilities. However, being a facilitator […]
How to Support Bullied and Bullying Children

Bullied or bullying—it’s a harrowing experience, no matter which side one’s child is on. What can we do to help them through? By Vanessa Robitaille Bullying continues to be a very real problem even today, and as parents we are bound to have to face it at some point. When our children are involved on […]
Seven Ways to Mix Maths into Your Child’s Day

Children learn through play and maths is no exception. Emma shares practical ideas to apply and make maths interesting in your child’s everyday activities. By Emma Gricmanis Maths is a word that can conjure up a variety of responses. Many people think that maths needs to be rigid or book-based but with small […]
The Movement Method: Overcoming Learning and Communication Challenges Faced by Children

Children learn better when they move and are surrounded by a nurturing environment. Premrudee Pantrat explains what the ‘Movement Method’ is, and how they use it on the farm to help children struggling in social and academic settings. By Premrudee Pantrat (Gaye) Parenting these days can be very challenging as social dynamics have […]
My Childhood Memories of Diwali

Hetal reminisces about her family’s celebrations of her favorite Hindu festival, Diwali, and shares how she is passing the traditions down to her daughter. By Hetal Shah Diwali is an important Hindu festival celebrated globally in October or November according to the new moon day of the Hindu Lunisolar calendar. It is also […]