Establishing a school routine
Some terms have positive or negative connotations. Routine falls into the latter category. Yet routine in young children provides physical and psychological security. It's a great productivity tool in the classroom.
The importance of adults in the development of school perseverance
Perseverance is like a muscle: if it is never stimulated, it will not get stronger. Thus, all adults in the child's life are of paramount importance in improving this skill. From teachers to parents to close family or even passionate strangers, the idea is to encourage young people to learn, not just in the classroom. Moreover, by stimulating effort and avoiding comparisons, the chances of discouragement are greatly reduced.
What to do with hypersensitive children at school?
Dealing with the issue of hypersensitivity in schoolchildren might seem sensationalist. However, since at least the 1990s, child psychiatrists have observed that some 20% to 30% of young people display hypersensitivity. How can we help them?
Local farms at school
As part of a sustainable development strategy, local consumption is becoming increasingly important. For schools, this means turning to nearby food sources. In the United States, a movement linking local farms with schools is growing in popularity. And its neighbor, Canada, is beginning to adopt it too.
Benefit from the experience of former students
The question of mentoring remains at the very heart of training, especially in higher education. Mentoring programs have been part of the university landscape for many years. To find potential mentors, you can also turn to alumni.