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Latest from the Blog!
Hope: Interview with Dr. Matt Zakreski
Dr. Joanne Foster’s ‘HOPE’ explores the concept of hope in children’s lives, offering insights from Dr. Matt Zakreski. The article discusses the definition, importance, and impact of hope on children’s well-being and creativity, emphasizing its role as a guiding principle for a better future and as a catalyst for positive action and creative expression.
Interview with Julie Skolnick, Author of Gifted and Distractible
Dr. Foster’s article discusses nurturing creativity in ‘Gifted and Distractible’ children, offering insights from Julie Skolnick on creative strategies and approaches to support twice-exceptional learners’ unique needs.
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.
When Children Are Bored
Understanding and addressing childhood boredom, this article provides strategies for parents to foster intrinsic motivation and creativity in children, transforming idle moments into opportunities for growth, curiosity, and self-directed learning.
Overcome Procrastination: Five Suggestions for Kids
Offering five practical tips, this article empowers children and teens to overcome procrastination, emphasizing strategic planning, positive attitudes, and personal strengths to manage responsibilities effectively and cultivate a sense of fulfillment and independence.
Suggestions for Teens (and Others) Who Procrastinate
Tailored for teens and useful for adults, this article offers five effective strategies to conquer procrastination, encouraging a proactive approach towards personal goals, time management, and creative problem-solving.