Brainology for Home Program. Les pièges qui se tendent aux adultes quand des enfants se disputent (et pourquoi nous intervenons trop ou mal) Nous voulons souvent résoudre les conflits entre enfants trop souvent et trop vite.
Non seulement nous empêchons les enfants d’apprendre des compétences sociales à travers leurs conflits mais nous risquons de passer à côté des enjeux profonds et des émotions cachées à l’origine des conflits en nous contentant d’une résolution superficielle (ex : confisquer un jouet, punir dans la chambre). Nous faisons cela parce que nous confondons conflit et méchanceté, colère et violence. L’évitement du conflit ne construit pas une paix durable ! Sans conflit, on n’est plus vraiment gentil mais soumis. – Isabelle Filliozat Les pièges qui se tendent aux adultes face aux conflits des enfants Prendre parti (plutôt qu’enseigner des compétences émotionnelles et relationnelles)Chercher un coupable (plutôt qu’une solution)Devenir agresseur soi-même en criant, punissant, excluant (plutôt que devenir médiateur)Penser en termes de victime et d’agresseur (plutôt qu’en termes d’émotions et de besoins) Tu te sens…
Children Full of Life - Important Documentary.. Very. Children Full of Life - Important Documentary.. Very. Petit guide pour devenir Maître de la colère (pour les enfants) Cet article s’adresse aux enfants.
35 Educational Resources to Encourage Inquiry & Inventive Thinking. I’ve scoured the internet, including all of my favourite social media sites, to bring you a fantastic collection of online inquiry and inventive thinking resources that I know will inspire and motivate both you and your students.
The collection includes Lego, science, practical activity ideas, engineering, videos, animation, technology and a tonne of fun facts – so there is sure to be something for everyone! Sean Kenney Lego Certified Master Builder’s YouTube Channel: Best-selling author and artist, Sean Kenney, uses LEGO toys to build anything and everything you can imagine. CSIRO Crest: CREativity in Science and Technology (CREST) is an Australian non-competitive awards program supporting students to design and carry out their own open-ended science investigation or technology project.
BD-Jeunesse « La girafe qui rentrait mal dans sa case » – marthe. Comment l'Islande a-t-elle rendu ses ados "clean" en quelques années ? A la fin des années 1990, une série d'enquêtes sociales met au jour la dérive des jeunes Islandais.
À l'époque, plus de 40% des ados de 15 et 16 ans déclarent avoir bu au cours du mois précédent, un sur quatre fume et 17% reconnaissent avoir déjà consommé du cannabis - un taux comptant alors parmi les plus élevés d'Europe. "Les chiffres étaient inacceptables", analyse aujourd'hui le sociologue Helgi Gunnlaugsson. La Relève et La Peste. Le coach en méditation Jonathan Lehmann lance un projet de méditation à destination des écoles.
Découlant de son programme « Les Antisèches du Bonheur », il a mis en ligne plusieurs vidéos gratuites sur Youtube à destination des enseignants. Une initiative pleine de bon sens. 30 Best Backyard Games For Kids and Adults. 15 Things All Dads of Daughters Should Know. “I feel sorry for you when they become teenagers.”
“Dude, you’re surrounded by women.” “What did you do to deserve that?” Being a dad of four daughters (we also have one son), I hear stuff like this almost daily. Untitled. Thanks to the ingenuity of one dedicated teacher, students with sensory issues at an elementary school in Illinois now have a creative way to get some relief.
With just some paint and a hot glue gun, Amy Maplethorpe created two sensory chairs by cutting tennis balls in half and hot gluing them to the back and seats of the chairs. Maplethorpe, a speech pathologist at Raymond Ellis Elementary School, says that the chairs are helpful for students who have sensory issues. For some children with diagnoses like autism, Down syndrome, and components of sensory processing disorders, it can be difficult to regulate sensory input within their body and in their environments.
3D-Printed Solar Systems, Moons and Planets for Your Desktop. The folks over at London-based Little Planet Factory make tiny 3d-printed planets and moons you can sit on your desktop or hold in your hands.
Designs include everything from entire solar systems to collections of moons, individual planets, and even science fiction creations like a theoretical terraformed Mars globe. See more in their shop! (via So Super Awesome) Après avoir vu ces 15 cartes, vous ne regarderez plus jamais le monde de la même façon. Add. Dr. Charlotte Reznick's Imagery For Kids, Healing Children and Teens Through The Power of Their Imagination. Light Science for Kids: Ways to Explore Refraction and Reflection. Here’s a fun collection of light science for kids!
You’ll find light science experiments about both light refraction and light reflection in this science roundup. Follow our Science for Kids Pinterest board! Because we have been having so much fun with our most recent light science activities, I decided to round up some more fun science ideas for kids having to do with light. La figure d’attachement…. ou pourquoi votre enfant est plus difficile avec vous qu’avec les autres !
« Avec moi, c’est un amour !
On ne l’entend pas. » « Je l’ai couché sans aucun problème, moi ! » « Il a mangé sans aucune difficulté, il n’y a qu’avec toi qu’il fait le difficile ». Que celle qui n’a jamais entendu ces phrases horripilantes (et leurs dérivés en tous genres) dans la bouche de sa mère, sa belle mère, ou sa nounou lève la main… Chapeau, vous avez du bol ! What If Everything You Knew About Disciplining Kids Was Wrong? 10 Insights of Remarkable Parents from a Family Therapist. At any given time you’ll find four or more parenting books on my Amazon wish list, a few by my nightstand, and an email box chock full of insightful parenting theories and approaches.
Granted, child development is my career, but I speak with plenty of parents in my practice who find themselves in similar circumstances. With information around every corner and our culture projecting constant messages (many times contradictory) regarding how we should raise our kids, feeling like a confident and intentional parent can seem out of reach many days. In my 12 years as a family therapist, I’ve seen many well-intentioned parents mistakenly employing strategies that aren’t meeting the emotional or developmental needs of their children or families. The Kids toys you should keep for the next generation. In a world where everyone declutters madly and things are thrown out as soon as they’re not cool anymore, it can be hard to decide whether you should be keeping all those bloody kids’ toys that are currently filling up the cupboards of your spare bedrooms. Really hard. So, on the latest episode of This Glorious Mess, our parenting podcast with Andrew Daddo and Holly Wainwright, we decided to ask our brains trust (read: you) what we should not be konmari-ing and keeping for those potential grandkids.
6 Picture Books That Introduce Kids to Great Artists. The life of an artist is the perfect subject for a picture book. The illustrations can provide a sample of the artist’s work or illustrate his or her unique way of seeing the world, while the story can describe how the artist came to be an artist, what they were like when they were kids, or even what it was like to have a famous artist as an uncle. Here are six vibrantly illustrated picture books about artists that will make story time feel as invigorating as a trip to the art museum.
Garden Project for Kids: Seed Starts. My grandfather used to plant a huge vegetable garden every year, no matter that he lived right in the heart of Los Angeles. I remember growing up with fresh corn and zucchini from his harvest and seeing his huge stock of carefully caterogized and labeled seeds. Now that my kids are getting a little older, I decided it was time for us to start planting a small vegetable garden and we are having fun observing our proverbial “garden grow.” This is a favorite garden project for kids: Seed Starts using Egg Cartons. We might have actually overdone it this year as I have more seedlings than space! Salvaging your child’s creativity — the new literacy. We know them — the kids who read before they are potty trained, play classical piano before entering elementary school, or compute high school math in first grade.
While the world shudders, in reality, most child prodigies rarely become influential change agents. Why not? According to Adam Grant, in his New York Times article, How to Raise a Creative Child. Step One: Back Off, what holds them back is that they don’t learn to be original. Raising a creative generation – One family at a time. Reading the ABCs from Space : Feature Articles. By Adam Voiland Design by Jesse Allen & Paul Przyborski December 15, 2015 A few years ago, while working on a story about wildfires, a V appeared to me in a satellite image of a smoke plume over Canada.
That image made me wonder: could I track down all 26 letters of the English alphabet using only NASA satellite imagery and astronaut photography? With the help of readers and colleagues, I started to collect images of ephemeral features like clouds, phytoplankton blooms, and dust clouds that formed shapes reminiscent of letters. Some letters, like O and C, were easy to find. Others—A, B, and R—were maddeningly difficult. World café in a school with 11-years-old kids - The World Cafe Community. In sept, I posted several questions about world cafés with kids, here: The world café actually took place on oct 16th.
Un service de baby-sitting qui éduque les enfants à la culture et aux arts. L'idée Lorsque les parents partent faire une sortie culturelle le soir, il se pose très souvent le problème de la garde des enfants. Here's Why Steve Jobs Didn't Let His Kids Use iPads And Why You Shouldn't Either. If you fall within the Gen-Y era like us, chances are you've given a bunch of thought as to how you would raise your own children in this day and age (assuming you don't have children already). Especially with technology, so much has changed since our childhoods in the 90s. Here's one question: Would you introduce the technological wonder/heroin that is the iPod and iPad to your kids? Steve Jobs wouldn't, and for good reason too.
In a Sunday article, New York Times reporter Nick Bilton said he once assumingly asked Jobs, “So your kids must love the iPad?” Jobs responded: “They haven't used it. Everything About These Pictures Of A Tiny, Adventurous Lego Photographer is Awesome. Thanks to Instagram and similar filter-heavy photo apps, artful photography has become so user-friendly that everybody seems at least proficient at it—even, apparently, a little Lego person. U.K. -based photographer Andrew Whyte shows us the world through the lens of just such a small artist in a new photo series called "The Legographer.
" These expertly composed photos, which Whyte took on his iPhone every day for a year, feature a Lego Man, rocking a Lego knit cap instead of the famous bowl cut, lugging around a Lego camera and taking pictures that we will never see. Despite his diminutive size, this little guy seems to have had some big adventures. He scales buildings, he’s chased by a hermit crab, and slips on a giant (to him) banana peel. Mandala Coloring Pages for Kids & Adults. "Dyslexie" : la nouvelle police de caractères spécialement conçue pour les dyslexiques.
Foot businesss. VOS ENFANTS SONT SURPRENANTS DE CRÉATIVITÉ ! Article I : Société organisatrice La société LEGO S.A.S., dont le siège social est situé 15-17, rue Vivienne, 75002 Paris, immatriculée au R.C.S de Paris sous le numéro B 806 220 216 (ci-après la « Société Organisatrice ») organise un Jeu-concours gratuit et sans obligation d'achat, intitulé « 125ème Anniversaire de la Tour Eiffel », du 25 Avril 2014 au 2 Juin 2014 à minuit (ci-après « le Jeu »). The characteristics of GEN Z. In the first of our blogs serialising our latest book 'GEN Z: The New Kids on the Block', we look at the 7 key characteristics of GEN Z. These are based on our understanding of GEN Z's personalities, dispositions and interactions with the world around them.
We’ve observed these through our desk research and by talking to experts, but they really came to life and became exciting when we talked to GEN Z directly. Overprotected In Denmark, they’ve aptly dubbed Gen Z, ‘the curling generation’. Known as such because their parents have been diligently sweeping away the ice that lies in their path, as they glide effortlessly towards their future. Explee Animation Video about Lego Serious Play. Flow and Adolescence. Dino Pet – BioPop.
Delightful robots for children to program. Traits and Characteristics of Gifted Children. Bilingualism in Young Children: Separating Fact from Fiction. K-12 Education & Learning Innovations with Proven Strategies that Work. Finland’s Formula for School Success (Education Everywhere Series) Change the Subject: Making the Case for Project-Based Learning.
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