Tag Archives: learning

Summer is in full swing with its long, sunny days, warm evenings, and opportunities to relax and recharge. For parents, it’s also a time to find meaningful ways to keep kids engaged and learning while they enjoy their break. One… Continue Reading >

Would you agree that one of the best ways to observe and appreciate children’s growth and development is by noticing what captivates their interest during playtime? Witnessing your child’s curiosity and creativity flourish in these early years is truly a… Continue Reading >

By Julie Medeiros   If you are a new parent, one of many questions you may have is about preparing your little one for school. In this article, we’ll explore which skills kids learn at school from prep to year… Continue Reading >

With holidays around the corner teachers everywhere are excited to breathe, relax and take a break. Reports are written, half of the year is gone and the second half is already planned out. It’s an exciting time. Holidays mean family… Continue Reading >

In today’s world, where inclusivity and sustainability intersect, the importance of high-quality educational tools and toys, along with sensory processing aids, for children with special needs cannot be overstated. As we navigate the complexities of supporting children with Autism, Anxiety,… Continue Reading >

Ever felt a little lost in class? Almost everyone has at one point or the other. Getting academic assistance in Melbourne can sometimes be demanding. Having the right support can make a big difference whether you’re trying to perfect your… Continue Reading >

Never has digital technology been more widely used and integrated into education than today. The Educator Online’s report on educational technology (ed-tech) highlights how Australian schools have facilitated the continuity of teaching and learning despite disruptions in the past two years, mainly… Continue Reading >

Educators have been tracking children’s common spelling errors for about 100 years, and their errors haven’t changed much over all these years. When your great grandparents were in Year 1 at school, they were making the same mistakes as your… Continue Reading >

As parents and educators, we are all familiar with the boundless curiosity and rapid growth that characterise the early years of our children’s lives. Ages two to five are a critical period for learning and development, as children’s brains undergo… Continue Reading >

(School Refusal, School Can’t, School Reluctance). On the surface school attendance woes may seem like a concept that is based on a child that is worried about attending school on some level. After working with teens for the last 20… Continue Reading >