Exam time is stressful for everyone, but with the right support, we can make this time a positive experience for ourselves and our kids.

Sarcasm may seem like a harmless way to communicate with children, but it can have serious negative effects on their overall development.

Homework is a crucial part of a student’s academic journey, which when approached properly can be a truly fun and engaging experience.

A positive and nurturing home environment can have a profound impact on a child's ability to learn and succeed in school.

By understanding your child's learning style, you can provide him/her with the best learning environment and set him/her up for success.

Holistic education recognizes that children are complex and multi-dimensional, and seeks to nurture all aspects of their development.

By setting up a positive environment for learning and providing the necessary support, you can help your child stay focused and motivated.

Establishing SMART goals allows kids to clarify their ideas, focus their efforts and use their time and resources wisely.

When we help kids to develop empathy, we teach them how to truly care for others, by appealing to their humanity.

If we are interested in the holistic development of our children, then their mental health should be among our primary concerns.

A bad grade is a golden opportunity to teach our kids about dealing with failure and the makings of a great come back.

Although written tests continue to be used, they are not the best tools for assessing student learning.

When we make education only about academics, we tend to neglect critical elements that ensure our kids' holistic development.

Understanding your child’s natural strengths and interests can act as your compass in helping them to find their place in the world.

To prepare our kids for the many challenges that come as they pursue their goals and dreams, we need to help them to build grit.

Special Concessions or Alternative Arrangements may either be adjustments to the exam format or the specific exam conditions.

In traditional education settings, teachers were the main sources of information in the classroom. Learning was very much teacher-centred...