Communication skills for children are the ability to communicate effectively with others. It is one of the most . It doesn’t just include the ability to verbalise their thoughts and desires but also involves learning how to listen, understand and communicate non-verbally through their body language. Effective communication skills for children are especially important during …
Much of a child’s self-esteem, confidence and attitudes toward life and learning stem from their ability to communicate effectively. As such, it comes as no surprise why developing communication skills in early childhood is paramount for their journey through life. The cornerstone of all human interactions, effective communication plays a crucial role in everyday functioning, …
Over the past decade, videos have taken over the Internet. It seems like there is a new one going viral every other day. Whether it’s a funny cat clip or a documentary, people are drawn to both long- and short-form videos. Does your child enjoy watching online videos as well? If he does, chances are …
Everybody knows what TikTok is and how its popularity rose beyond the skies with snappy 15-second videos that piggybacked on our very short attention spans. Introducing it to your child also has plenty of benefits, as the aforementioned article notes. This includes practising their singing and acting skills with a variety of TikTok challenges, of …
Does your child enjoy doing impersonations? Have they always been comfortable taking centre stage and taking on different characters and acting? You might just have a budding young actor on your hands. Nurture this passion and take this talent further by considering having your child apply for the Direct School Admission for secondary schools (DSA-Sec) …
“To be or not to be” – a phrase made famous by Prince Hamlet’s monologue in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. While not everyone has read or watched Hamlet, most people have heard the famous opening phrase of the monologue that had Prince Hamlet contemplating death and suicide and bemoaning the pain and unfairness of life. A …
For many children, the thought of speaking in front of an audience may make them extremely uncomfortable. Clammy palms, a fluttery heart and a jittery stomach are all common signs of fear in kids during public speaking. However, in this day and age, public speaking is required in almost all stages of a child’s life, …