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What is interactive reading? What are the techniques and steps for engaging in interactive reading with children?work?
What is interactive reading? What are the techniques and steps for engaging in interactive reading with children? Source: Educational psychologists, Shum Ka Man and Tang Wai Yan Interactive reading is when parents and children engage in reading through conversation. The main difference between interactive reading and traditional reading aloud lies in the fact that traditional reading aloud often involves parents telling stories to children or, in some cases, parents' intention to teach children to recognize words, focusing primarily on word recognition. However, the advantage of interactive reading is not just about word recognition; it aims to foster a positive parent-child...
Everyday life is full of eye use. Adults and children do eye exercises together.
Everyday life is full of eye use. Adults and children do eye exercises together. Source : Chinese Medicine Practitioner, Chiu Shi Cheung Many children today spend a lot of time looking at computers, phones, or reading, which can strain their eyes. There are some acupoint massages that can help children relieve eye strain. The first acupoint we'll introduce is the "Zan Chuk" point. It's located at the very front end of the eyebrows, about half an inch downward, at the corner of the eye socket. Another acupoint is called the "Jing Ming" point. It's located at the side of...
How should I choose between morning and afternoon kindergarten classes?
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]How should I choose between morning and afternoon kindergarten classes? Source : Registered Educational Psychologist, Pang Chi Wah Even if approximately seven to eight out of ten parents prefer morning classes for their children, some may still opt for afternoon classes. When children wake up and leave for school together with their parents, they can take naps, which may lead to better learning. Generally, there are higher expectations for children attending morning classes, but what issues might they encounter. However, young children, especially those in K1 or N1, may have longer sleep times. Therefore, they may experience emotional...