As a kid, you are forced to deal with a long list of stress-inducing factors. Add parental pressure to the mix and you would want to give up. Even though your parents want the best for you, their way of showing it may not be the right way.
As a kid, you are forced to deal with a long list of stress-inducing factors. Add parental pressure to the mix and you would want to give up. Even though your parents want the best for you, their way of showing it may not be the right way.
As a kid, you are forced to deal with a long list of stress-inducing factors. Add parental pressure to the mix and you would want to give up. Even though your parents want the best for you, their way of showing it may not be the right way.
Coping with pressure is stressful at all points in a person’s life. It does not matter how old you are, your source of pressure. Dealing with it can get extremely frustrating. Usually, you feel pressured when you try to go beyond your comfort zone, when things do not go how you want to, or when you try to do something new and unrealistic.
The role of teachers has evolved more in the past decade than it had in the past century. With the influx of technology and access to the internet, schools, parents and kids are going digital.
The dry heaving sounds, plate pushing, pouting, crossing of arms and a look of absolute disdain are common side effects of asking your kids to eat their veggies.
Sweating bullets even with the thought of addressing a crowd? You aren’t alone. A report in psychology shows that 25% of people are scared of public speaking.
There are several urban legends floating in students, parents and even some educators about what it takes to be a “good” student. In this blog, we address a few of the most common myths and realities behind what it actually takes to be a good student.
Teaching and learning are a lifelong process, but the way you teach someone, depends on their age and the reason for the lesson.
We all get those jitters, weak knees when you stand before a crowd to perform, sweaty palms when you’re writing a test or light headed feelings just before an interview.