Parents Tip : Sex Education for Children

It is just reminder that pupils always have questions about the body structure and function that are not usually answered in texts designed for class use – questions about the reproductive organs and about the “facts of life.” Teachers can cooperate with parents in the matter of sex education in a number of ways.Ideally, sex education should be given in the home from the time the little child asks his first question about how babies are born. The part that home should play in teaching the child...

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5 Advices : Some Good Tips in How to Study

Working with homework One of the changes you no doubt have found as you moved into the junior-high years is that you are expected to study a great deal more on your own. You have more homework, and you have longer assignments than you did in earlier years. Some of these assignments may not be for your next class meeting but may be given for a week or even a month or so in advance. As a result you will have to learn how to study and how to plan in advance for things you must do. Find a Good...

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10 Reactions When Emotional Needs are not being Fully Satisfied

Emotional Needs Use Illness as an Excuse If a person is afraid to face difficult situations or situations in which he feels unsuccessful, he may use illness as a means of avoiding them. He may, for example, develop a sudden headache or upset stomach on the day of the English test. Make Alibis or Sulk To avoid criticism or to keep from feeling unsuccessful, a person may invent excuses of one sort or another. Or he might sulk or indulge in self-pity. Avoid Situations He Does Not Like If...

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Learn to Manage Your Emotions Wisely

Manage emotions wisely In commenting about emotions, Dr. Bailey, spoke of the importance of learning to manage them wisely (Artikel Personality Development). How can this be done? How Can You Learn to Manage Your Emotions Wisely? You can begin by considering what an important part emotions play in everyday life. Your emotions are a part of almost everything you do. Such feelings as happiness and affection add zest to living and make life worth while. And there is certainly a place in the world...

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You Must Know: Personality Development (Part 2)

Parental Guidances Personality Development This article is second part of You Must Know: Personality Development (Part 1). The Part Played by Heredity As you know, heredity plays a part in influencing personality. What you inherit is sometimes called the raw material out of which your personality will develop. The chief element of this raw material is your physique. Physique include your body build and structure, your blood type, your sex, the color of your eyes and skin, the texture...

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You Must Know: Personality Development (Part 1)

Source: Husband and Wife Store There is much interest in personality development these days. If you open almost any magazine, watch the ads on television, ads in web page or social media, or look at some of the popular books in bookstores, you will see many evidences of this interest. Some of the suggestions offered in sources like these are helpful ones; others are poor, if not actually harmful. Many suggest short cuts to an outward personality – one which might seem pleasant on the surface...

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Parent Tips : Handling Self-Conscious Feelings

Stop being so self-conscious Carlotta, as you may remember from her statement previous article, is reluctant to recite in class. She is a good student, but she just cannot bring herself to speak out in class – not even when she has something interesting or worth while to offer to the discussion. What can Carlotta do about her self-conscious feelings? And what can you do, if this a problem that you also have, to handle such feelings? First of all, keep reminding yourself that you are not the...

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