New answers tagged primary-schooler
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like it has already been stated, maybe try and get her to play with someone who is also about to start school, someone who is excited about.
My daughter is about to start in september and she was the same for a little while, and she is mad about disney princesses, so we told her that if she wants to be a princess she needs to go to school and become smart.
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found this site
http://mylocalschool.wales.gov.uk/
which had a lot of data and was very helpful. I am amazed that there are people that think keeping us ignorant about the performance of our schools helps education.
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I've been an insomniac a long time, and I have a different take on this.
Let him decide when it's time to sleep. Heck, the next time he has a long weekend or vacation, get him to try to stay up late. The human brain is a funny thing, and trying to force yourself to go to sleep earlier than when you're ready can often backfire, ensuring that you're awake ...
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Personally I would get the police involved sooner rather than later.
I am assuming that the South African Police Authorities have specific depts for dealing with child abuse and know how to handle the situation sensitively.
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This may be a combination of enjoying being at home (which isn't a bad thing!), and not particularly enjoying something about preschool. I don't think that trying to reduce her home fun time is necessarily going to help (it could increase her overall anxiety level). Try having some conversations about what her preschool experiences are like. Does she feel ...
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In my opinion, it is because your daughter already felt comfort in home. and maybe, the preschool might be too monoton or not interesting in her mind. You should take her out to visit the school before the school is starting. And if there are school activity, it could be better to let her join the activity for introductions.
For alternative, you could ...
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If someone is ADHD it can be a challenge. It isn't because they 'forget' or cannot remember. However if the wrong approach is taken by the parent IE, negative feedback vs positive feedback, the chances of having success is slim. The reward system is the best approach. Negative feedback and hurt relationships, especially if the child already understand the ...
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