by Loudine Heunis | Feb 25, 2025 | Education & Ideas, Uncategorized
Image by Unseen Studio, public domain. At the start of the academic year, often the furthest thing from parents’ minds is preparing their child for exams. New schedules, new uniforms, stationery, backpacks, new teachers, extra-murals – parents have so many...
by Loudine Heunis | Jan 20, 2025 | Blog
Anyone will benefit from support learning! Image by Naassom Azevedo, public domain. A common misconception about support learning is that it is purely focused on or beneficial for learners with learning challenges. The truth is, every learner can benefit from support...
by Loudine Heunis | Jan 17, 2025 | Uncategorized
How you talk to your child about their report affects their confidence. Image by Abou Yassin, public domain. How do you talk to your child about a less-than-stellar report? Parents are understandably invested in their children’s results and may be disappointed when...
by Loudine Heunis | Nov 13, 2024 | Blog, Secondary & Tertiary Students
Efficient time management is one of the most useful cognitive skills to learn. With a little guidance and help from parents, teachers, or guardians, young learners can become adept at managing their time. This helps them accomplish tasks within a given time frame,...
by Loudine Heunis | Oct 25, 2024 | Blog, Secondary & Tertiary Students
Writing is one of the primary skills we need to function in society. After speaking, writing is how we communicate most of our thoughts to others, and we use it in every sphere of life. Because humans are social beings, we rely on our ability to communicate...
