MINIMUM CRITICISM AND MAXIMUM SUPPORT Twelve-year-old Rahul showed a two-page essay to his father. “Dad I’m presenting this in the class today” beaming and confident he pushed the papers before him. His dad reluctantly turned his head from his newspaper, “What’s this handwriting, can you recognize any word what you have written. See the sentences;Read more about SEVEN PARENTING RULES-26[…]

THE DIGNITY OF THE CHILD Now and then, to keep my teaching tempo in good quality, I keep visiting some of the local schools. The purpose was to give a few tips to teachers on teaching and high school students on the importance of English speaking skills. One of the commonest sights I come acrossRead more about SEVEN PARENTING RULES – 25[…]

TEACHING YOUR CHILD SOCIAL SKILLS If you spend one hour in a play school looking at children, you would observe two categories of children. Some children are overly active, speak out loudly, and laugh heartily. They easily mingle with others, and they seem to carry a lot of energy with them. The other lot areRead more about SEVEN PARENTING RULES – 24[…]

TEACHING YOUR CHILD THINKING SKILLS Teach your children to develop good thinking skills. And this quick thinking habit can help your child to make fair decisions. This alertness of mindset would help them not to get into any problems: both at school and at home. To explain this concept more clearly: A school going childRead more about SEVEN PARENTING RULES – 23[…]