How children talk about learning differences and how they speak about and for themselves greatly impacts their self-confidence, sense of security, and their ability to ask questions and seek understanding.
The Janus School is proud to announce the NEW Inspired Beginnings Scholarships, a program for students in kindergarten through fifth grade, that offers $4,700 in scholarship funds each year a student is enrolled at Janus. Check out the article for full details.
Check out our new video blog to hear Heather Strunk, Director of Academics at The Janus School, discuss the questions families should ask when evaluating a learning difference support program for their child.
With many students working at least part of the time virtually, it is critically important for parents to observe their child’s behaviors when learning remotely. Check out the three questions parents can ask to better understand their child’s needs.
We have been told repeatedly that stress is bad for us and, it’s true, when our fight or flight response is activated we release chemicals like cortisal and adrenaline which raise our blood pressure and heart rate.
One of my favorite psychologist is John Gottman, a marriage and family psychologist who has done extensive research on couples and relationships. In fact, his research is so well respected it is considered the “Gold Standard” of psychological research.