When it comes to speech development, there is a significant difference between bilingual and monolingual children. But does that mean that children with more languages are smarter, asks psychologist and mother of three bilingual children, Zsuzsi Papp.
How do children learn to read? Is it any different for children whose parents speak different languages? Zsuzsi Papp, psychologist and mother of three, on becoming a bilingual reader from a subjective and slightly scientific point of view.
12 tips on how stories can be moving, inspiring, exciting adventures again now that everyone is having a hard time in lockdown. By Zsuzsanna Papp, psychologist and mother of three.
Anyone who has worked from home for at least a day with a baby or a child on “sick-leave” is familiar with the idea of having their work life invaded by a hungry, runny-nosed, jumpy or curious kid. However, the current state of emergency caused by the coronavirus is different.
We truly believe that engaging, playful experiences can make distance learning the “best part of the day” for kids, teachers and parents as well.
A psychologist’s take on childhood love
We’re offering three fun activities in the spirit of Valentine’s Day for a truly enjoyable and meaningful experience for your class.
Whether you are a parent, a teacher, or even a student, our ideas for reflection might come in handy at this time of the year.
A real challenge for most parents is how to manage their child’s relationship with the digital world.
