Emotional Intelligence is the ability to understand, regulate and manage our emotions. It is highly encouraged for parents to guide their children in strengthening their social-emotional skills. We share some ways in which your child can handle interpersonal relationships judiciously and compassionately.
Here are some tips in raising a child to accept and appreciate diversity.
As we bring awareness to the digital world, we find out more through the eyes and mind of Matthew Scott, Vice Principal of Middleton International School.
HBL is one of the most popular and well-used acronyms today! We speak our pedagogue Denise Teo on the myths surrounding HBL.
Continue to explore the theory of ‘Respectful Parenting’ and how it can help build strong mutually respectful relationships with your child. You’ll learn from experts on this very powerful parenting method.
Explore the theory of ‘Respectful Parenting’ and how it can help build strong mutually respectful relationships with your child. You’ll learn from experts on this very powerful parenting method.
It can be challenging managing children’s emotions and guiding them to self-regulate their emotions. Explore the theory of ‘Respectful Parenting’ and how it can help build strong mutually respectful relationships with your child. You’ll learn from experts Denise Teo, Pedagogue at EtonHouse International School, Lisa Marie Hughes, Principal, EtonHouse International School Sentosa and Phua Li … Continued
Starting pre-school, or kindergarten is an important milestone in your child’s educational journey. There will be new routines to be learned, expectations will differ from home and children naturally feel a little apprehensive about what they do not know.
It can be challenging managing children’s emotions and guiding them to self-regulate their emotions. Explore the theory of ‘Respectful Parenting’ and how it can help build strong mutually respectful relationships with your child. You’ll learn from experts Denise Teo, Pedagogue at EtonHouse International School, Lisa Marie Hughes, Principal, EtonHouse International School Sentosa and Phua Li … Continued
Children are inquisitive learners and generally curious from a young age. The term Provocation is derived from a Reggio Emilia inspired learning approach and is used in early childhood teaching to engage learners in a myriad of creative experiences and intellectual exploration.