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Essential tech skills for children

Technology plays a huge role in our everyday lives. From the smartphones we use to get in contact with people and navigate around town, to the tablets and laptops we carry with us to store documents and facilitate our work, technology and devices are with us almost all the time. It is important that we help our children develop tech skills at a young age, as technology is ingrained into many aspects of our lives and can come in handy for online learning. We have compiled a list of essential tech skills to help your child develop and hone, which will benefit them beyond their schooling years. 

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Harnessing educational technology for learning

Technology is transforming education, and the use of it in education has increased dramatically over recent years. Although traditional classroom teaching and learning methods are still prevalent, many schools and parents are now embracing technological learning tools. The way children learn in and outside of the classroom today provides an opportunity for a skilful blending of technology and traditional teaching methods. Educational technology is the effective use of tech tools in learning, which could include gamification, numerous types of media, and devices such as mobile phones, computers and tablets. This blog explores 3 important types of educational technology that you can help your child harness and incorporate into their learning. 

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Why learning styles matter


Children come in all shapes and sizes. Everyone has a preferred way of learning and there is no right or wrong way to learn. Learning styles determine how children acquire, process, and retain information. Some learn best by listening or observing, while others need a hands-on approach and have to do it to learn it. There are three primary learning styles, which are visual, verbal, and physical. Taking a moment to uncover your child’s learning style can help turn hard work into plain sailing. This blog explores the importance of understanding different learning styles and how you can provide your child with the best strategies to suit their individual learning style.

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Creating a good break routine


We all know it can be difficult to find the right balance and juggle commitments with other work. Heavy workload and commitments, such as after-school extracurriculars, can add to your child’s anxiety and stress levels. Taking breaks and scheduling these into your child’s daily routine can help children with mental rest, enhance their focus and concentration, and avoid burnout. It is essential that we teach our children to take a breather every once in a while, and replenish their mind and body. Read on to discover how you can help your child create a good break schedule and incorporate this into their daily routine.

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How reflection helps children

Reflection is a fundamental part of personal growth and development. It allows us to pause, think, and learn from our experiences. Learning to reflect early in life helps set children up to become resilient learners and critical thinkers, who have the ability to overcome challenges and achieve success. As educators, we know that reflection is a core competency that is beneficial to both adults and children. This blog explores the benefits of reflection for children and how you can help your child reflect on their experiences.

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