“Every child deserves a champion: an adult who will never give up on them, who understands the power of connection and insists they become the best they can possibly be.” ~ Rita F. Pierson
“The greatest gift you can give your child is a love for learning.” ~ Unknown
All children deserve to learn.
I’ve just arrived in Warsaw, Poland to attend a conference, and was greeted by this colorful lobby!
Every child is unique, and this uniqueness extends to their learning styles and abilities.
Imagine a world where every child thrives in school, where learning is exciting and enjoyable.
Some children find it hard to learn and read in the usual way that teachers teach in school. But there’s a fun way to help them learn better – using crafts!
For children facing reading and learning difficulties, traditional teaching methods can often pose significant challenges. These young minds require innovative and engaging techniques to nurture their learning potential.
Children with reading and learning difficulties often struggle to engage with traditional teaching methods. However, an innovative approach using crafts has shown promise in promoting their learning and development.
Traditional methods used to teach children who have trouble reading and learning may not grab their attention or ignite their curiosity.
