Student Wellbeing for Parents

For more information please click on the link below for our Student Wellbeing Blog…

http://sbbnswbblog.global2.vic.edu.au/

 

Parenting Ideas website has just posted a great article on raising confident kids. Click on the link below to have a read…

Raising Confident Kids

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 Independence leads to the 4 C’s

Confidence comes from facing your fears and doing things for yourself.
Competence comes from the opportunity to develop self-mastery that independence offers.
Creativity is developed when kids solve problems themselves as opposed to someone solving them on their behalf.
Character, which is essential for success, is forged under hardship and is needed if kids are to live a sturdy life. Kids need to be exposed to disappointment, failure and conflict if character strengths such as grit and perseverance are to be forged.

Educating the Heart and Mind By Ken Robinson – The reason we personalize learning…

Love and Logic is a great parenting program with some insightful strategies about setting limits for your child in a loving and fair way. Check out some of these clips!

Love and Logic

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LrA9pabHU4

Parenting Ideas is also another great resource. Check it out! http://www.parentingideas.com.au/Home

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Many studies have shown that meditation can improve brain function, increase overall happiness and decrease anxiety and stress in both children and adults. Check out the free app Smiling Mind for an easy to use resource for meditation you can do anywhere!

Creative free play is a VERY important part of children’s brain development and studies have shown it is vital in building resilience, self-esteem, social skills, creativity and overall mental health. Next time your child is playing watch the skills they are developing i.e. sharing, negotiating with others, team work, even engineering and problem solving! It is a place where they can trial strategies that they will later use as adults. Check out why in this inspiring TED talk…

12 thoughts on “Student Wellbeing for Parents”

  1. What excellent resources Claire. I especially loved the RSA presentation with words and lots of great pictures…my goodness i was mesmerised. Going to show all my friends. Thanks you for forwarding such interesting information!

  2. I love the Rules of Love and Logic Claire! I think stillness is becoming a new skill we need to actually teach our children due to the digital devices in our lives. Thank you for these wonderful pearls.

  3. This is a great resource for kids and parents. All the advice is positive and reinforces a healthy life style, attitude and state of mind. I really enjoyed the video on Justin Langer and how meditation has helped him with his cricket career and how it has impacted his future. Thanks Claire for these interesting and helpful video’s and pictures! From Philippa!

  4. Great news to hear that you are teaching meditation and the benefits of this practice to your students. What a wonderful skill this will be in equiping our young people for not only general happiness and peace of mind, but dealing with the day to day stresses as they arise.

  5. Claire excellent video and resource let the children play and explore couldn’t have said it better myself.

    Paul

  6. Great videos. I liked the Smiling Mind video because it tells you what can happen when you listen to the meditations and that it can relax and calm you down.

  7. Very interesting information about meditation, maybe thats what we all need to do!! By learning these practices early, can only benefit the kids later on in life, especially during exams and very stressful situations.

  8. I had to watch the RSA clip again as it had me thinking for days. I even mentioned to a few people at work and they were keen to watch Sir Ken Robinson at work! Clever and insightful man!

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