In the past few weeks, as we have experienced our routines and rituals pulled to pieces and discarded, I am reminded by a quote by author Dave Hollis. He suggests that “In the rush to return to normal, use this time to consider which…
I can’t believe I haven’t left my home for a week now. I didn’t realise that lockdown would be one of the most challenging experiences of my life. I’ve found that the immobility on the outside has also somehow suspended mobility on the inside too and I’ve been unable to complete even the most simple of tasks.
Would you be able to walk past these hands and not have a second look? I don’t think so! Where are those hands going? Why are they there? So many questions can be asked, so many thoughts evoked. My curiosity is certainly sparked.
10 questions to ask when choosing a preschool for your child. I often get asked what parents should look for when choosing a preschool for their child. Personally, I always encourage parents to spend a lengthy visit at the school…
There is a common perception that preschool is not really necessary for the child but more a place where children can be dropped off and looked after while mom and dad go to work. Yes, they play, yes, it’s fun, but is it really necessary or just a nice to have?
As a marathon runner, a question that is constantly asked before running or even training for a long marathon is, “What is your why?” If you don’t know why you are pounding the pavement for a long period of time, it generally means that you won’t push through when the going gets tough. You will give up.
Homework is currently a hotly contested debate. After attending a brilliant workshop by James Nottingham on the Learning Challenge, I am more convinced than ever that homework serves no purpose to children under the age of 11 years.
