Flexible pacing – applicable to children and adults – involves attention to needs, energy levels, comfort, and more. Discover three diverse perspectives on flexible pacing – and why it matters!
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Lasting Lessons from the Olympics and Paralympics
This article will inform and inspire parents and kids as the 2024 Games unfold in Paris, and as the world appreciates the epitome of excellence, and the impactful stories about what drives the athletes!
Praising Children
Dr. Foster’s ‘Praising Children’ guides parents on effective praise, emphasizing its importance in fostering children’s effort, resilience, and passion, while being mindful of their comfort level and the impact of praise.
Great Expectations (And What to Do if They’re NOT So Great)
Explore how setting ‘great expectations’ can positively impact children’s learning and development. This article delves into managing expectations that are fair, respectful, and achievable, helping parents guide their children towards success without overwhelming them.
Children and Choice
Dr. Joanne Foster emphasizes why making choices is empowering, and she discusses what to reinforce. She guides parents in supporting their children, and provides several tips relating to fueling curiosity, discovering strengths, decision-making, ramping up the fun, and more.
Is Experience the Key to Learning and Creative Expression?
Dr. Joanne Foster discusses the critical role of experience in children’s learning and creativity, exploring how diverse experiences shape development and offering strategies to enhance kids’ growth through new experiences.
Sharing
Dr. Joanne Foster’s article on ‘Sharing’ emphasizes the importance of teaching children to share, outlining its role in developing generosity, flexibility, and empathy, and offering parents strategies to nurture this skill.