Archive for the 'Child Education' Category

The Gifted Child – part 1

What are the odds your child is “gifted?” Probably slim, if you believe psychologist and author Ellen Winner, who says, “Extraordinary abilities are mostly innate and occur in perhaps one in 10,000 children.” But probably quite high if you believe in your child!

February 22 2008 | Child Development and Child Education and Homeschooling | No Comments »

Time Management Tips for Students

Build on Success: If you see that certain methods of work are successful for you, then use these and build on them.
If you do poorly or fail a test, find out from your teacher/professor what you did wrong and how you can improve. Don’t dwell on your failure but go forward using your new information [...]

February 19 2008 | Child Education and College | No Comments »

How Young Should A Child Start To Specialize In A Sport?

If you want to get to the top in sport you have to be dedicated and single minded but it has to come from you. I have seen too many talented youngsters ruined because they were pushed too hard and too early by their parents. So, when should a youngster start to specialize in any given sport?

February 09 2008 | Child Development and Child Education and Child Sports | No Comments »

How Music Boosts Your Memory And Makes You Smarter

By Wyman Pat

Have you ever noticed how your favorite music can make you feel better? Well, new research studies suggest that certain types of music can boost your memory, cut your company’s training time and make you smarter too.
Scientists at Stanford University, in California, have recently revealed a molecular basis for music known as [...]

February 08 2008 | Child Development and Child Education and Child Music Education | No Comments »

The Anti-Soccer Mom

By Kristin Hartshaffer
Get up… take the kids to school… Starbucks venti skinny vanilla latte triple shot… go to work… first bite to eat at Noon… five-thirty… pick up kids… McDonald’s fly by… drop one off at soccer practice… drop one off at football… back to pick up first from soccer… pick up second from football… [...]

January 30 2008 | Child Development and Child Education and Child Health and Child Sports and Mother's Wellness and Social Behavior | No Comments »

Tips for Getting the Most out of Your Soccer Camp Experience

By Joey Bilotta
Soccer camps are a great way to improve your skills, get some exercise, and make memories with friends. However, not all soccer camps are created equal, no matter what the paperwork says.
The soccer camp you choose should depend on what you want to get out of the experience. Somebody who just wants to [...]

January 30 2008 | Child Education and Child Sports | No Comments »

The Importance of Exposing Your Child To Lessons In Art, Music or Dance

As our children grow, they need well-rounded stimulation and exposure to various interests in order to become informed and educated adults later. Most children are taught to engage in sports, while their exposure to the arts may not be as intensive. As the daughter of a teacher who has taught the basics of art, dance, [...]

January 26 2008 | Arts Education and Child Education and Child Music Education | No Comments »

Visually Impaired Children and Dance

Visually impaired children may not have much experience of what their bodies can do. There can be delays in their physical development in the critical early years of childhood. They also often have deficits in physical and motor fitness. This can in turn lead to problems with balance and co-ordination. Research has shown that blind [...]

January 24 2008 | Child Development and Child Play and Child Sports and Special Needs | No Comments »

7 Ways to Jumpstart Preschool Learning for Your Child

“Perschool learning begins at home.Most of this learning takes place naturally. A child shows great ability to learn and aquire new skills during the preschool years. Therefore parents should make extra effort to teach their children.Numerous researchers have underlined the great importance of preschool learning.
Preschool [...]

January 20 2008 | Child Education and Preschool Age | No Comments »

3 Effective Soccer Drills For Youth

Aggression plays an important role in soccer drills for youth. Here are some of the techniques that can help the coaches in training their team regarding aggressive drills.

Protect Drill
The protect drill method requires the player to protect the ball. This effective method can improve the drilling skills of the players largely. This method requires the [...]

January 09 2008 | Child Play and Child Sports | 1 Comment »

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