The framework focuses on a child’s functional strengths (what they can do day-to-day) as well as their challenges and aspirations, to work out what support they might need. This is useful for ...

Children may have very different personalities, and different strengths and weaknesses ... can also have an important influence on a child's development; in fact, a child's home environment ...

People talk about how studies can cause stress, but school isn’t just about studying; it’s also about our ... every parent that every child has his or her strengths and weaknesses, and they ...

The framework focuses on a child's functional strengths (what they can do day-to-day) as well as their challenges and aspirations, to work out what support they might need. This is useful for all ...

They won’t all turn out to be good, but that’s okay too (see the second ... All these are examples of uncertainty and can help your child to start seeing an uncertain future as less threatening.

As the Easter holiday break draws closer, students will be looking forward to a well-deserved, long two week break from ...

As in any academic area, teachers and parents must watch carefully and try to understand an individual child's strengths and weaknesses to ensure progress. One way to monitor progress is through ...

Self-esteem plays a central role in a child's motivation and achievements ... Families that fare better focus on each member's strengths. They avoid excessive criticism and stick up for each ...

Each parent and child is different, and your individual needs, strengths ... also acknowledge a child's feelings of frustration, suggest tips to cope, and offer examples of respectful ways ...

As the Easter holiday break draws closer, students will be looking forward to a well-deserved, long two week break from ...

Experts from The Owl Centre Charity offer advice to parents on waiting list for neurodiversity screening and diagnosis.