Early literacy matters – this article unpacks why strong foundational literacy, particularly writing, must come before early technology integration in South Africa’s schools.
Writing Before Programming
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Primary School
Understanding Left-handers
Left-handers have always stood out in a right-handed world. From using scissors to writing in a spiral notebook, everyday tasks can sometimes be challenging for lefties.
Heavy School Bags
Heavy school bags are more than just a pain in the neck (or back), they could cause long-term spinal damage
High 5, Shaping A Brighter Future For Children
High 5, a new interactive theatre show, is set to help children navigate the issues of bullying, stress and anxiety.
Teaching Children About Natural Science
Fun and unusual activities that will help children learn more about the world
Parenting in a World of Screens
How can we integrate technology into parenting and model smart usage? The experts have some advice...
When To See an OT
Here are 10 signs that you need to take your child to the occupational therapist
What My Teachers Taught Me
We all have memories of our junior school days. Some of the lessons our teachers taught us stick with us into adulthood more than others
Check Your Attitude
Parents’ attitudes towards learning can make or break a child’s success at it
Win or Lose, Be a Good Sport
Parents who want their children to be competitive in sport but always to demonstrate good sportsmanship (even when they lose) must lead by example
Choosing Their Friends
Think twice before interfering with your child’s choice of friends
Tick Tock: Teaching Children About Telling Time
Creative ways to explore the concept of time with children
Raising Kinder Online Citizens
Cyberbullying is an ongoing issue. Educational experts are concerned it will increase as children spend more time on digital mediums.
Appropriate Chores for Young Children
Children can learn a lot from doing age-appropriate chores.
Let’s Make Maths Fun for You
Learning to have fun with numbers can help teach children some basic maths skills
Robotics And Coding in the CAPS Curriculum
The Department of Basic Education has recognised Robotics and Coding as a compulsory subject for Grades 1-9. This is an important shift in teaching learners the necessary skills to succeed in our evolving tech-dominant world.
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