Destressing: Our ‘new normal’ is a major stressor for children (and parents) of all ages. Impaq takes a look at some quick and easy activities to try when your child feels stressed or overwhelmed.
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The prospect of your child wanting to date is a little unnerving – what if they get hurt, are manipulated, get in over their head, or have their heart broken? Yet as uncomfortable or scary as it may feel, dating is a normal, healthy, and necessary part of any young adult’s emotional development. In fact, romantic relationships are a major developmental milestone.
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As an undoubtedly challenging year comes to an end; it’s time for homeschoolers and their parents parents to shift the summer focus to three different R’s – reflecting, reimagining, and relaxing.
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A little guidance and a lot of support can go a long way! While nothing replaces hard work, some techniques can increase efficiency, boost productivity and improve concentration. Not every method will work for your child, but with some trial and error, you could prepare for exams together, and leave your child confident with the method that best suits him/her.
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Virtual field trips are an exciting way to visit places around the world, at any time, without leaving the comfort of the couch or classroom
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The national COVID-19 lockdown has seen many learners who normally attend a traditional school temporarily become homeschoolers. Parents in turn now have to juggle working from home and educating their children
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There are several tasks home education parents can accomplish over the summer holiday to prepare for 2020.. While it is tempting to wait until January, completing these tasks now will help you ease into the new academic year.
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You don’t have to let the lazy summer days roll by without doing much if you’re at home during the holidays. Creating a bucket list of holiday activities for kids can turn an ordinary, uneventful summer into a fun-filled, memorable one.
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So, you want to know what a typical day is like for a homeschooling family? That’s one of the best things about homeschooling – there are no typical days! When educating your children at home, a “typical day” is as unique as each of the families choosing this education option.
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Using a homeschool curriculum provider is a convenient, straightforward and effective option for homeschooling parents. All you need to do is pick the grade and you’ll be provided with everything you require to complete a school year at home with your child.
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With school registrations for Grade 1 and Grade 8 opening on 13 May, parents are worried not only about whether their children will get a place at school, but also where that school will be.
If you dread the thought of registering your child with the GDE, if you are anxious that your child’s placement will be less than ideal, or if you are simply curious about other options, here are a few alternatives to traditional government schools to consider.
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Home education is a wonderful, worthwhile journey, but knowing where to start can be overwhelming. So, whether you are just beginning this journey, or whether you are already a seasoned home schooler, here are a few tips to ensure success.
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