Category: Encouragement

Considering Individual Tutoring for your Child

It’s common for children to struggle with some subjects. Nowadays, there are more students in schools, and the academic standards are getting tougher. This has made it difficult for children to handle rigorous course content. It’s always important for students to master the concept of a subject. If a kid fails to understand a critical concept, he/she may fall further behind. What’s more, they may struggle with the same subject in future. When you notice the grades of your child are dropping, it would be wise to consider individual tutoring. Here are a few tips on how to go about it.

Pick Professional Educators

It might not be a very good idea to ask your elder child to tutor his/her younger sibling. But you can go for professional teachers from reputable tutoring institutions such as Groza Learning Center. They’re capable of handling the academic struggles of any student. The tutors also know the best ways to keep lessons interesting to help your child stay active. Teachers are trained to tailor lessons to suit the academic needs of each child they deal with. They also offer special attention to each child to ensure that they get the concept and develop a liking for the subject.

Recover lost skills

As kids grow, they learn new skills. However, the child might lose their ability to retain new info due to illnesses and various psychological conditions. It’s advisable to consider tutoring sessions for your son or daughter during winter and summer breaks. These sessions help children to keep the skills they acquire over time.

Look for individualized tutoring in reading and math

Reading and math are some of the essential subjects for children in their earlier stages of school. Kids who have a problem with reading and math are likely to struggle with sciences and other subjects that require computation and skills in reading comprehension. To help you child understand math and reading, you need to consider individualized support. The tutor will assess the skills of your child and create a plan to help deal with your kid’s weaknesses. Great reading and math skills lead to better grades.

Get help with home projects

Teachers use projects to help their students learn how to conduct research as well as organize their work. Many a time, little time is allotted for these activities as they are considered homework. Although this is an excellent mode of study, some students aren’t able to finish their homework after a long day in school. Therefore, it’s ideal to consider after-tutoring programs for your child.

Parents should address academic struggles early to avoid further delay in the development of a kid. Groza Learning Center and other tutoring institutions offer benefits that children might not receive at a regular school. They focus their attention and effort on the learning needs of your child. It’s recommendable to get individual tutoring right after school. This is usually the best time for kids to take in new information. It’s also the best time to understand the academic needs of a child. With the best tutoring services, you’ll never have to worry about your kid’s grades.

Darren Pawski Biography

Darren Pawski Biography

Darren Pawski BiographyDarren Pawski, who is very successful in the role of Managing Director at Synergy Financial Solutions is a well known personality in the Australian financial circles. Darren had given business advices to several enthusiastic entrepreneurs and most of them are successful. He always remains humble always and his down to earth nature is hard to find in others who are successful in the financial services industry.

Darren finds real satisfaction in helping the people and he always tries to help the needy professionally or personally. In fact, he is one of the few financial experts who feel that the professional success lies in making the lives of people better. In his 30+ years of professional life, he never got a bad remark and this proves his capability and passion towards job. He never hesitates to advice friends, colleagues and well-wishers on their financial matters and most of them are in really good position after following his tips.

Darren Pawski always feels that learning is a continued process and while working also, he completed diploma in Financial Planning from Deakin University. He received Stage IV Certification in Mortgage Broking in 2015. He also received Masters Degree from Edith Cowan University in Finance and Banking. Coming to his professional career, Darren Pawski entered the financial sector in 1988 and he became an expert in financial planning and finance in no time. He worked in Commonwealth Bank for several years and in the position of financial advisor; he played a major role in the success of several startups in Perth, Australia.

Darren Pawski received numerous awards throughout his career and the most important one is Member of the Year honor in 2012 for his services in the independent financial planning sector. He is one of the crucial members in the Financial Planners Association. He spends his free time in motivating and guiding youth and he is very active in social welfare programs also.

 

Kareem Elsirafy Knows Developing Leadership Skills Should Begin Early

It is perfectly natural to always want the very best for our children, and it is certainly not uncommon for parents to go to great lengths to ensure that their kids have every advantage as they grow up. Cooperation is one of the most common skills parents focus on teaching kids at a very early age, but there should be equal attention paid to developing leadership skills as well. Of course, there is a very fine line between leading and dictating, so a tailored approach to teaching leadership is often most ideal.

“During the early stages of development, play is the best way to promote cooperative behavior while providing the opportunity to cultivate leadership skills,” said Arturo Alvarez Demalde. “Just like in the military, leaders can be developed through a number of cooperative activities in which the most vocal and supportive participants are able to get the most out of those around them.”

The belief in this concept has been reinforced by Kareem Elsirafy, who noted that the games children play are great for developing leadership skills. While some children will be naturally suited for leadership, other children can benefit from positive reinforcement from their parents. After a youth sporting event, for example, a parent may explain to their child how to be supportive of teammates who made a mistake or how to set a good example during athletic competition. These behaviors can even be modeled or practiced at home, with parents providing examples of the kinds of communication strategies used by those in leadership positions.

The Fragile Dreams of Children

Children are incredible with their dreams and imaginations. Did you know that the most powerful question in the world is asked daily by a 3 year old? That question is, “Why?” This is the question that truly provokes answer and searches for knowledge and reasoning. Children have dreams of doing big things and becoming someone important in life. We have all heard children say something like, “When I grow up, I’m going to be a firefighter,” or, “When I grow up, I want to be an astronaut at NASA!”  My child told me they wanted to be in charge of their own construction business like Ralph Slaske of Slaske Builders. Never once have we heard a child say, “When I’m all grown up, I want to work at a bank.”

What happens to our dreams as children? Where do they go? Where does the passion to reach for the sky and do the unbelievable go? For many of us, it could be our parents to blame for hitting us over the head over and over with their own realities. When someone doesn’t believe in themselves and fail to reach their dreams and potential, they have the tendency to bring others down with them and say things such as, “Don’t be silly. What makes you think you can do that?”

As parents, we want to see them succeed, but we also don’t want to teach them reality, that is, reality as WE believe it to be. Why can’t your child be an astronaut? It’s been done before and is still being done. Why can’t your child run their own business? Why can’t your child become the best doctor in the universe? We have to be careful not to crush that little glimmer of hope, but we do anyway and have the audacity to scold them when they aren’t living up to our expectations and then belittle them when their expectations of themselves is beyond those for ourselves and dreams are bigger than our dreams. Parents, we need to make up our mind what we want for our children.

Children Are The Future?

The children we are raising will someday run things?  God help us.  The same spoiled little brats will have to rise to the occasion and run the world? untitled (86) untitled (85) We will have to be tolerant and let them learn from their mistakes.  After all we weren’t born smart either.  It seems that today children are particularly ill prepared to lead the country much less the world.  The world is such a mess that it will require the future leadership of skilled leaders to pull us through.  I am guardedly optimistic but I will be waiting and watching to see how the leadership goes.  Createurs De Luxe is a look at the future of the world.

Child Discipline

images (45) imagesSQ149WVIChild discipline is all over the map.  Some parents still spank as needed while others use time outs.  The on thing that has to be involved is consistency.  If you do not follow up and be consistent the kids will toke over the house.  How many time have you visited someone with wild kids and couldn’t even have a conversation?  Kids will challenge you every day.  How they behave is directly linked to you and your spouse being consistent.  GGB Magazine|Joe Olujic has an article about child discipline methods. What ever your method just plan to be consistent and the kids will turn out fine.

Dana Sibilsky Parenting Tips

The most common nightmare for parents is to deal with their screaming child and being embarrassed while out in public when their child decides to act unfavorable, throwing a tantrum for the world to see.

When I was growing up, my siblings and myself never once acted out disrespectfully when things didn’t go our way. We were too scared to do so. My mother was a strong disciplinarian meaning she had no problems with spanking us when she believed it was necessary. image

Whether it’s old fashioned or not acceptable in today’s society, which it isn’t, sadly, not many people can argue that it does not work.

Today, however, disciplining your children is the thing that is unfavorable and I must say it’s ridiculous. In my many years as a psychiatrist, I’ve never heard of repressed stories of how their parents disciplined them as children. I have heard of terrible outcomes because they were beaten as children.

What’s the difference?

The difference between disciplining your child and outright beating them is very simple: Children are disciplined out of love. Children are beaten out of anger, frustration, malice, etc. What is worse? A parent who sees their child doing wrong and acts accordingly to instill respect in the child’s life or a parent who does nothing?

Whatever side you may lean towards, I know without a doubt we all appreciate those children who have been trained and brought up to respect those around them. That doesn’t happen without parental intervention.

Spoiled Children?

untitled (219) images (18)Spoiled children are my specialty.  I did my best to spoil my children and now I am working on the grandkids.  The goal is to spoil them with love and attention.  Some kids are spoiled with material things.  As I have never had the money to spoil them that way I have settled on the good old love and attention.  I must say that the kids are coming out terrific in spite of the spoiling.  If you cant afford the material spoiling consider my way.  Kim Bettasso is of the same opinion as me when it comes to spoiling kids. is there any other way?