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          Online and real life behaviour, from net etiquette to how to balance screen time with study.

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          Child Behaviour • Life Hacking
          Tech-housekeeping – what do children need to know?
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          It used to be that the chores we gave our children were pretty timeless - tidy your bedroom, walk the dog, put your dirty socks in the laundry etc. We all did these things …
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          Child Behaviour • Education • Child Development
          How would rate a school with these three features 1. respectful for diversity 2. nurturing curiosity 3. geared towards creativity ?
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          I would love it! Alas, they are all too few and far between, at least in practice! So many schools now are about memorising facts and regurgitating …
          Education • Child Behaviour • Health & Wellbeing
          How do your kids get to school?
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          Love the idea of a robot butler! As my son is still fairly young I drive him to school and collect him at the end every day. I'd love him to walk or …
          Education • Child Behaviour • How To
          Who wants to test a new English-learning game?
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          I could pass it on to my EAL colleague ...
          Child Behaviour • How To • Education
          How do I discuss history topics without making my 8 year old uncomfortable?
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          expert
          Well, a viable option would be to let her have a test of history-based video-games. A good example is Sparta 2. Or you could invite her to dive into …
          Child Behaviour • Web • Social Media
          Did your children keep track of Chris Hadfield?
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          Education • Child Behaviour • Child Development
          Would your kids pass the grammar test?
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          Health & Wellbeing • Child Behaviour
          Should we let sleeping teens lie?
          writer
          How do you deal with that familiar hump under the duvet who considers 1pm to be an excellent time for Sunday breakfast? My own parents dealt with it by a well-timed thump …
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          Child Behaviour • Child Development • How To
          My 3-year-old keeps asking me 'why'. How can I answer all his questions?
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          I'm tempted to recommend the Louis CK approach to answering the constant badgering of 'why?' but I'm not sure that's totally age-appropriate. My …
          Child Behaviour • Digital Future • Safety & Privacy
          Will there come a time when its acceptable for parents to Microchip their kids?
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          writer
          I worry. You worry. Every parent worries. It's a state of being, and it never stops. It'd be lovely to end one of those worries once and for all, but …
          Child Behaviour • Apps
          Are apps like CyberMentor good for dealing with bullying?
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          Toys & Gadgets • Child Behaviour
          Is it okay to use a child’s tech to enforce a punishment?
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          So naturally my girls are the saintliest examples of children you’re ever likely to meet, and they never fight or wind each other up and I never end up screaming ‘can you …
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          Apps • Child Behaviour • Digital Future
          Will teenagers use apps like Tinder to find dates?
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          Education • Child Behaviour
          What technology is available to improve how children with Special Education Needs learn?
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          This question got me thinking. I work with children who have some degree of learning difficulty. I personally feel, nothing beats real life …
          Child Behaviour • Education • Health & Wellbeing
          Does the way a teacher dress affect pupils learning in lessons?
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          expert
          Yes, in some ways. It's really important for children to understand how to behave in society, among friends, relatives, coworkers and so on. A well …
          Child Behaviour
          How to stop nail biting in kids?
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          Health & Wellbeing • Child Behaviour
          Shouldn’t parents stop blaming ‘the internet’ for screen time addiction and take back control?
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          As the parent of a 10-year-old son, I read the recent reports of children going into therapy because of internet and computer addiction with open- mouthed disbelief …
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          Child Behaviour • Health & Wellbeing • Child Development
          How do you stop a child from lying?
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          When children do lie blatantly to cover up the truth, you need to concentrate less on the lie, and more on dealing with the situation at hand. This …
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