Jacqueline Luyt Educational Psychologist

22/02/2025

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02/01/2025

🌟 I’m Back Soon! 🌟

Hi parents, I hope your holidays have been full of special moments with your little ones. I’m excited to let you know that I’ll be taking bookings again from January 7, 2025!

If your child needs a little extra support, guidance, or just a helping hand to reach their full potential, I’m here for you.

Feel free to reach out to me:
📞 +264 81 266 8381
📧 jackieluyt@gmail.com

Looking forward to walking this journey with you in 2025. 💛

20/03/2024

Here are three fantastic resources you can use:

Grammerly.com: A handy tool for checking and improving grammar and spelling. It's like having a writing assistant right at your fingertips!

Spell It - A Spelling Word Game by Merriam-Webster: Learning through play is a blast! This word game adds fun to spelling practice.

Free Online Spelling Training & Games for Grades 1, 2, 3, and 4: Interactive games and training tailored to your child's grade level.

Want more educational tips and resources? Follow along, I’ve got some great tips to share with you all.

13/03/2024

Let's explore and nurture these children’s special talents!

Think Outside the Box: Gifted kids often think divergently, jumping from 2 to 10 steps in their problem-solving. It's like watching their minds race!

Unique Information Processing: They process information in unique ways, often relying on intuition and gut feelings. It's a gift they carry within.

No to Rote Learning: Gifted children usually despise rote learning. They thrive on finding new, exciting ways to tackle challenges.

Problem-Solving Wizards: They genuinely enjoy finding fresh perspectives and innovative solutions to problems. It's their playground!

Quick Learners: Gifted minds can quickly synthesise information and apply it to new situations with ease.

Curious for more insights and tips? Follow along for more about gifted education and nurturing young talents!

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06/03/2024

Sometimes we think our our child is being disobedient or disrespectful, however, there may be a deeper underlying issue.

Here are some indicators that can raise red flags about whether your child may have an auditory processing disorder instead.

Here are some key insights:

Noise Distracts: Those with Auditory Processing Disorder often find background noise distracting, making it challenging to focus.

Simplify Instructions: Multiple instructions can be overwhelming. Keep it simple and clear to support their understanding.

Repeat Please: Don't hesitate to repeat instructions when asked; it helps immensely.

Sound Segmentation: They might recognise individual sounds but struggle to piece them together into words.

Not Just Hearing: Remember, it's different from auditory acuity; it's about processing.
Want to learn more about supporting literacy and education? Follow along for valuable insights!

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28/02/2024

Sometimes we think our our child is being disobedient or disrespectful, however, there may be a deeper underlying issue.

Here are some indicators that can raise red flags about whether your child may have an auditory processing disorder instead. Here are some key insights:

Noise Distracts: Those with Auditory Processing Disorder often find background noise distracting, making it challenging to focus.

Simplify Instructions: Multiple instructions can be overwhelming. Keep it simple and clear to support their understanding.

Repeat Please: Don't hesitate to repeat instructions when asked; it helps immensely.
Sound Segmentation: They might recognise individual sounds but struggle to piece them together into words.

Not Just Hearing: Remember, it's different from auditory acuity; it's about processing.
Want to learn more about supporting literacy and education? Follow along for valuable insights! 📖💡

27/02/2024

Let's have a heart-to-heart about something that can be tough for parents: knowing when it's time to seek professional help for your child.

I get it—seeing your child struggle or facing challenges can be really hard. Here are some signs to look out for:

Scholastic Underachievement: When you see your child giving their all, but they're still falling behind in school, it can be a cause for concern.

Teacher Recommendations: Teachers are often the first to notice when something's amiss; their input is valuable.

Unmanageable Problems: When your child's issues start affecting their relationships and social life to a point where it's overwhelming, it's okay to seek help.

Need for Advice: Sometimes, our little ones need advice on sensitive topics. It's okay to lean on professionals for this.

Time to Vent: Creating a safe space for your child to express their feelings and experiences can make a world of difference.

Remember, reaching out for professional support is a courageous step toward helping your child thrive. You're not alone in this journey, and professionals are here to help. If you have questions or need more insights, please don't hesitate to reach out. 🌟❤️