Day: March 29, 2014

Message from the Principal - Developing Confidence and Affirmation through Sports

In a message from a parent, she shared that her baby was practicing hard at home for the field day performance of the Sukan, and some of them even proudly said that they were going to do seven moves, which was the most powerful, and I could imagine that the child's expression at that time should be full of self-confidence and the feeling of being affirmed. This year's Sports Day's highlight program for the older and middle school classes, "Gymnastics Heroes," featured seven moves, divided into seven groups according to the children's current abilities, and a special group of three, who performed a forward somersault on the kan, then a backward somersault, then a backward somersault, then a backward somersault on the kan.

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Parenting] Nurturing Your Child's Motor Intelligence

While many people are advocating that children's learning should no longer emphasize on academics, and that the concept of Multiple Intelligences should be used as a blueprint for nurturing children, it is not difficult to find that among the eight areas of Multiple Intelligences, "Motor Intelligence" has been neglected by some parents. Parents generally think that if their children can walk and jump, they do not need to pay attention to the development of Motor Intelligence. In fact, do not think that people with Motor Intelligence only have developed limbs, and do not think that this kind of intelligence only belongs to athletes. If you do not want your child to

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