This article is intended to provide teachers with great programming ideas to support responsibility and life skills training for all students.
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Life skills go hand in hand with development, and can help your child succeed later in life. Discover the most important life skills your child should know and ways to incorporate them into your daily routine.
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Check out the games that are designed for certain age groups, from aged 8 - 18, which can aid children’s learning by introducing them to a world of fun, educational games that teach them how to better get along with others, respect other people’s differences, and understand the importance of teamwork.
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When it’s time to go to college or take a job, in addition to academic knowledge and vocational skills, students also need those “soft skills,” otherwise known as job readiness skills. We’ve found nine engaging lessons that are not only just right for teaching the job readiness skills student need but also a lot of fun!
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This blog post talks about 5 Games that teach kids survival skills.
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Tony Wagner of Harvard University shares the 7 survival skills students will always need for the 21st century.
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Here are four preparedness skills to teach your children to help them develop an appreciation of nature and the environment.
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Many dads want to teach kids to defend themselves by decking a bully in the face, but sometimes well-crafted trash talk works better.
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It’s not just physical survival we need to teach our kids but mental, emotional, and spiritual survival as well.
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Sprains and strains, cuts and bruises, broken bones and asthma attacks… It sometimes seems that there’s no end of scrapes that children can get into. But would your child know what to do if one of their friends had an accident or emergency?
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From typing and DIY skills to cooking and lifesaving, here are seven vital skills that will stand them in good stead in the primary-school years and beyond.
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