Note from Daniel: This is a guest post by John Lim. When I was 2, my sister was born. I reacted to her birth by hiding in my toy car the whole night and refusing to come out. Why? Because I was jealous of all the attention that my sister … [Continue reading]
Do you find it hard to be disciplined when it comes to studying? There are so many things competing for your attention. It’s so much easier to text a friend or watch a video than it is to study. But while doing those things, you’re probably … [Continue reading]
Note from Daniel: This is a guest post by Veronica Wallace. Many parents are confused about how to deal with an entitled teenager. They also fear that their teenager doesn’t appreciate what he or she has. Entitlement is the opposite of … [Continue reading]
To do well in school, you need to know how to use your memory well. Top students use a variety of memory techniques and tools to memorise information and recall it quickly during exams. Of course, memory isn't a substitute for … [Continue reading]
Note from Daniel: This is a guest post by Alyssa Abel. All parents want their teens to develop into sensible and responsible adults. That's obvious, right? But while parents want their teens to complete their schoolwork and do their chores, … [Continue reading]
Do you find it hard to focus when you're studying? There are so many distractions these days: text messages, videos, email and social media. Not to mention your own wandering mind. Over the years, I’ve taught many thousands of students how … [Continue reading]
What do you do with a rebellious teen?It’s a challenging situation for parents to deal with.Angry answers to innocent questions, slammed doors, refusing to study – these are behaviours you may be all too familiar with.Rebellious teens can turn the … [Continue reading]