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19/09/2025

Imagine you’re lifting weights at the gym. At the first sign of struggle or strain, a well-meaning bystander lifts the weight for you — every time.

Are you going to get any stronger? Will you ever discover just how strong you can be? No matter how pure our intentions, the same concept applies when we refuse to let our children struggle.

If we always solve problems for our children, they will never learn to solve problems themselves. We imply that they cannot overcome obstacles or succeed on their own, which conditions them to give up at the first sign of difficulty.

>>> https://biglifejournal.com/blogs/blog/empower-children-struggle?aff=55

19/09/2025

We really need to pull together,
While the world is in disarray,
We can help to lighten each others load,
We need to have positive words to say.

When the mood is hopeless and low,
Is when we need each other most,
No one should ever feel alone,
or feel as invisible as a ghost.

Times are hard, the world is changing,
And empathy is in short supply,
We need to question what's going on,
We mustn't stop asking why.

Don't allow and accept division,
We are all in this together,
Let's comfort and help each other,
Through all the stormy weather ...

🖋️C.E. Coombes 🎨 via Pinterest

Serendipity Corner ☔

19/09/2025

If your child or student always says huh? or what?, it’s not their hearing…

Kids who often need instructions given to them multiple times, or those that appear to not be listening, typically don’t have hearing problems.

If the child often asks “huh?” or “what?”, it could be an Auditory Processing problem.

You may begin to notice the signs as the child gets older when the teacher says the child struggles to complete homework, tasks and consistently asks what they should be doing.

Other signs may include the following:
👂🏻Doesn’t like to read or to be read to
👂🏻Understands written language rather than spoken language
👂🏻Hears, but doesn’t listen
​​👂🏻Struggles to follow conversations

It’s easy to feel like you are being ignored. However, the child is usually not ignoring on purpose, but is rather having trouble following directions through their auditory system.

For more signs and symptoms that come with an auditory delay and how to recognize it in your child, follow the link here:

https://ilslearningcorner.com/2015-08-auditory-processing-the-secret-behind-why-your-child-may-not-follow-instructions/?utm_source=Google+Ads&utm_medium=Test2&utm_ca

08/10/2024

Whether you teach songs directly or play songs in the background, music is impactful on brain development...so play, play, play!

I have lots of songs for you to choose from: www.nancykopman.com

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