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A week ago I came across an article that at first I could not believe. At least 10.000 refugee children have disappeared in Europe since the Syrian conflict began. ¿10,000 children?? ¿Disappeared in Europe??
¿How they may have lost track of the European authorities 10.000 children??? What I surprised to read the news was not only the story itself. It was the fact of not having heard anything about it before.
Bullying is an issue that concerns me pretty, above all, that they are becoming more and more frequent cases of bullying and, but we do something, will continue to increase.
Before del infographic, I think it's important that we respond to two fundamental questions: What is bullying? And why ever there are more cases?
As you know, I opened in September iKidz, a small school located in Torrejon de Ardoz with a special methodology. In learning is iKidz truly personalized, What does it mean? This means that We do not use books. The materials are generated based on the student's needs and concepts for the teaching-learning process it shows that you need to learn. But, further, in the game is essential iKidz, motivation and integrate language learning in all aspects of the lives of our kids, and not so little ones ...
In iKidz we give importance to all, from the pillars of our methodology, even the small details that make this "center" such a special place. If you walk into our muro de Facebook you'll see what I mean by "those little details".
Further, Today I want to show a little surprise, the video of how life gave Owly, owl iKidz.
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Never before he had tried on the blog theme ADHD, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. No soy psychologist, nor psychologist and, therefore, I am not an expert on the subject, but I worry about how some teachers, that they are not, They strive to label this behavioral syndrome children from my point of view do not suffer.
This week I count with a very special collaboration on the blog. A collaboration, that we get from the other side of “puddle”, Hand Catalina Lopez Zuluaga. Born in Medellin, Antioquia, Montessori study at school and studied Social Communication and Journalism at the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, where he graduated in 2005. Passionate about travel, and that was how she met her husband, with leading 10 years married and has two children, Mariana de 8 years and sockets 5 years old.
Besides travel, passionate about reading, cinema and all the outdoor activities. A year ago he started a personal project through writing about their adventures and journeys and, of course, on his greatest adventure, the wonderful experience of being a mom.
Today he wanted to share with us their knowledge how we can boost the confidence of our kids, I leave you with her!
What makes some people achieve success and some not? O, rather, How we are we to educate a child to achieve success?
From my point of view, success more than a question of competence is a matter of attitude. It is this attitude that make the difference between those who make it big and those that do not.
Those who achieve success are not always the brightest. Surely, if we take stock of his career are not the best notes drew at school, but are the workers themselves, persevering and have something clear: they will fight and work hard to achieve their goals.
Educating future, successful adults is not easy. There are many values that we instill from an early age. Today, I tried to summarize these values in 9 points. Of course, They are not the only, but which, from my point of view, best summed up the path that will take our kids to success.
Which of these values is for me the most important? Hard to say, but perhaps the Optimism has a key role. I've already talked about what is for me the optimism in the past, but perhaps the phrase that best summarizes my philosophy is that José Iribas shared in his article "Reasons for optimism.": "We are more than enough excuses, projects need ".
I hope this helps you infographic on the way to the success of your kids. And not just yours, in yours too.
A 7 November exactly two years ago wrote the first post we grow.
Two years in which we grow has grown with you. It has grown in readership, in subscribers and content. Two years in which the concept of this blog, the idea of growing slowly, with work and effort would not have been possible had it not been for each and every one of you read every week and you share my articles.
Today I want to thank you and together take stock of what they have been these two years for blog.
September is a difficult month for all. On the one hand, just we got back from our vacation, and both major and small suffer a little bit of “famous” Post-holiday syndrome.
On the other hand, it's time to prepare everything for next year, the shopping, the races, and inevitably make us all a little uphill until we get back into the routine.
In today's post, I leave a infographic with 9 Tricks what for, as far as possible, make back to school a little easier.
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Now yes! Your kids have started their vacations and sure you're squeezing your head thinking what you can do with them all day ...
Surely you've decided to take them to a summer camp, or have not been forced to leave them with grandparents. In any case, You may well be looking for books or resources to go over this summer.
As a profe sure that often you've told the parents of your students phrases like: "It confuses a lot" or "not pay attention". And as sure that the profes father of the little ones you have said at some point.
When we talk about attention is not only important to seek solutions and activities to improve. It is essential that we find the reason or reasons for this lack of attention.
So today First we will do a review of the possible causes of this lack of attention. Secondly we will look at some general guidelines to improve care of the kids in their day to day. Y, by last, we will see some concrete activities to be working with them.
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