If your kids are at school, set aside four hours and binge-watch “Adolescence” IF YOU HAVE children in school, do yourself a favour and watch the latest “blockbuster offering” on Netflix, a four-part drama entitled “Adolescence”. It has everything one could want from a television drama. The plot is a taut story-line about teenage angst, […]
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The Swiss professor and the missing ingredient in the school room ANYONE who has ever had to deal single-handedly with a normal two-year-old of either gender for even a few hours knows one thing. Two-year-olds are sponges: they suck in knowledge at such a rate it is exhausting for an adult to watch. And they
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Six signs your child may be struggling at school. . . and what to do about it EVERY parent wants the best for their children and, of course, their education is a major part of that. However, it’s almost inevitable that you will be absent from the room when your child is at school (unless
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The Bela Act and home language instruction in South African schools SOUTH Africa’s education system is as diverse as its people, with 11 official languages and a rich cultural tapestry. For many children, their educational journey begins in their home language, which is then replaced by English as the medium of instruction starting in Grade
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Understanding your child’s learning style(s): A short guide for parents As parents, we all want the best for our children, especially when it comes to their education. However, every child learns differently, and understanding how your child absorbs, processes, and retains information can make a world of difference in their academic success and confidence. This
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