How to Develop your Child’s Self-Confidence
May 30, 2014Asawari Joshi SalwanBlog, Teen Parenting
I was sitting by the pool side, children of all age-groups splashing around in the summer sun and warm water, guided by their respective coaches. Something one of the coaches spoke aloud to one of...
Life lessons from exceptional parents
May 28, 2014Krishna MahathiBlog, Special needs
“Being a survivor doesn’t mean being strong – it’s telling people when you need a meal or a ride, company, whatever. It’s paying attention to heart wisdom, feelings, not...
Two Conversations with a Child
May 26, 2014Sridhar RamanathanBlog, Good habits
One “Rahul…” “Rahul…” “RAHUL….” “Ya Dad” “Mom said you need help in your maths” “Not really, I can manage Dad.” “Oh! You can manage on your own now…don’t need any...
Assistive Technology for the Differently-abled
May 24, 2014Shweta ChooramaniBlog, Special needs
Welcome to the era of digital natives where technology is the king. Right from hand held devices, touch screen, tablets, e-books, videos, movies, everything to do with entertainment to education is...
Using Technology in Education
May 23, 2014ParentEdge24x7 Parent, Blog
This blog post has been contributed by Srikanth Iyer, Business Head and Senior Vice-President, Schools Business, Pearson India Imagine walking into an elementary school English class room....
Finalising the list of colleges to apply to
May 19, 2014Prab SinghBlog, Education Abroad
For those of you applying to colleges abroad this year, it may seem like it is still a long way away. Trust me, it is not! I would like to form an argument around why this is the best time to...
Managing parental anger
May 18, 2014Aparna BalasundaramBlog, Daily Ponderings
The first time you held your baby in your arms…all you could feel towards him was love…sweet , sweet overwhelming love, right? You never thought that one day this same sweet precious...
You can’t always expect me to be good!
May 17, 2014Ramya SrinivasanBlog, Daily Ponderings
You can’t always expect me to be good! These are the profound words I heard from my son as he rushed out of the house for a football game (if he went late, he would have to sit out and wait for...
My Experience as Student Editor of ParentEdge
May 13, 2014ParentEdgeBlog, High School and College, Magazine
This blog post has been contributed by Lasya Karthikeyan, Student Editor of Vol.2 Issue 6, May-June 2013. Being a Student Editor at ParentEdge gave me so much more than what I’d initially expected....
