Imagine That ! Creative Play space
Imagine That! is a play space where kids can come and discover their creativity. We provide an open play are for kids to play, learn and experience new things. We also offer supplemental classes such as cooking, art, reading and music and movement.
Zevens Tutorial Center
Air-conditioned room.Very safe for all learners ,readable worksheets and very demonstrative.
Schola Progressio
At Schola Progressio, we recognize that children…
…are unique – possess multiple intelligences, have different learning styles, have different personalities and background.
…have the capacity and inner motivation to learn and make sense of their surroundings.
…have the positively contribute to society by being responsible, self-propelling individuals who will think to please God first, country and others second, and oneself last.
TEACH tutorial and homeschooling
A “Home-School” conducive for learning which provides training through teacher-support, stimulating materials and creative activites.
What parenting style are you using?
They say the parents are the first teachers, and if kids have been known to have different learning styles, ever wondered what type of parenting style you are implementing on your children?
I’ve stumbled upon several articles that describe different parenting styles and how this can impact you and your children.
Read on.
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Parenting Style: The Impact On You And Your Children
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In his book ‘How to Survive Family Life’ Oliver James describes four parenting styles and the impact they have on children.
Avoidant: unconsciously we consider our mother to be rejecting, controlling and negative. Mothers of avoidant children are observed to communicate with their children about their own emotions and difficulties, rather than commenting on their child’s acts, sounds or emotions. They are controlling and intrusive, ensuring their child focuses on the things they want rather than the things the child wants, and are adverse to cuddling. This rejecting pattern of care causes the child to grow up expecting rejection – so they always reject first. They are fiercely independent, assuming other people will be hostile and rejecting, and don’t want to settle down and have children. Avoidant children who do marry are more likely to divorce. Avoidant adults work long hours, preferring work to love, but are critical of co-workers because they are less committed to work than they are. Generally avoidant children grow up feeling very unhappy on the inside, but they dare not show it.
Read more from this article here
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Parenting Styles – Permissive, Authoritarian, Authoritative
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Parenting styles are usually permissive, authoritarian or authoritative, with the way one was parented having an impact on the choice of parenting style.
Publish Date: 07/06/2010 16:51
http://parentingmethods.suite101.com/article.cfm/parenting-styles—permissive-authoritarian-authoritative
How to feed your toddler a healthy meal
With all the junk food available and the so-called “healthy” junk food, it is rather tempting to give in to the request of your kid, just to make him eat. I found this good video on youtube.com that might help you out a bit. Learn how having the right environment setting can be as important as well. If you have other tips you would like to add, feel free to comment.
Feeding Babies & Children : How to Feed a Toddler Healthy Meals
In order to feed a toddler healthy meals, it’s important to set a good environment. Feed a toddler healthy meals with tips from the owner of a parenting store in this free video on kids’ diets. Expert: Erin Sheppard
Is your child TECH-dependent?
Is your child tech-dependent?
Aside from Good Academics, Socialization skills, High EQ and IQ… there is one more thing we need our kids to have more of, that we often overlook… SWEAT!
Sounds unsanitary but TRUE. More and more kids spend their free time watching TV, playing game consoles like wii, Playstation, PSP, Ninendo DS, listening to their Ipod, Watching youtube videos, playing farmville on facebook and chatting with their virtual friends 
Gone are the days of a lazy Saturday or Sunday afternoon playing tag, basketball or other activities that are physical. Thanks to the recent Blackout that hit Metro Manila, I realized how important this is. My son is 10 years old, has a “DIY” basketball court, 3 basketballs, a punching bag, a scooter, a dog and a little brother to play with but he kept whining about how “Boring” it was because of the blackout. He was so used to keeping himself busy with these tech stuff. Sadly, I think my son is starting to be TECH-dependent. I said “starting” because in fairness to him, he did play with his little brother for 30 minutes to 1 hour, I think. And also played with his other baby brother for around 1 hour. But after that… he was out of ideas on how to entertain himself.
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Taekwondo class at Gymplus Starmall
It’s a good thing that my sister in law took the initiative a year ago to enroll him to a Taekwondo class* and it has done him wonders. Now he has a stronger physical body and immune system. He gets less cough or colds. I realized that his Tech-dependency would have been worse if he didn’t have Taekwondo. Now he is a bluebelter and a very confident boy (makes him somewhat “bully-proof”). In each session (2 hours every Saturday and Sunday), he sweats a lot with all the cardio exercises and learns to be alert during sparring time.
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I think It’s about time to get these kids of their generation to move… play… literally sweat!
This will help them live a healthier lifestyle PLUS it can balance out the tech-dependency, since it is very hard to avoid. Not only will you save on meds for cough/colds, you will also save on absences in school and the trips to school to help your kid deal with the bully.
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What have you done to keep your kids busy or physically active lately? Please share to help other parents too.
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*Taekwondo class - GYMPLUS, Starmall EDSA cor. Shaw Blvd. / P1,200 per month / 2 hours every Saturday & Sunday
For more information: Sir Anton – 09194264493
Miriam College Child Study Center
Miriam College CSC is one of the biggest preschools in the Philippines. It caters to three to five year old children. Miriam College Child Study Center actively promotes the wholistic formation of children. Miriam College CSC develops happy, healthy and well-adjusted child-leaders.
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