Posts about Confidence

Millennials report confidence, motivation, and creativity as some of the top skills they lack in the workforce. Learn how your child can build these skills

Chinese schools experimented with the use of AI headbands in classrooms. Is this approach the most effective in developing the minds of young learners?

Shyness can hinder your child's learning. Learn how to boost your child's confidence by developing their skills in areas like math and reading.

As the world globalizes, the demand for STEM jobs is growing, but U.S. students are struggling to keep up with STEM requirements, especially across minorities.

Telling time on an analog is a difficult skill for anyone learn. From numbers with double meanings to the concept of time itself, find out how to coach your child through this difficult process.

Teach your child swimming lessons when they want it! You don’t want to push but don’t walk away either. Read Math Genie’s blog on how to approach your kid properly.

It is important to use positive parenting techniques to show love and encouragement to your children, and being kind instead of mentioning failure.

When children learn music and hear the difference in their abilities they feel confident. It unlocks their creativity and logical thinking that fetch better grades!

Students who practice writing about what they read are better learners. They have higher confidence and communication skills. This reading comprehension practice is ideal for elementary and middle school students. Learn how reading and writing more can help your child become a better learner.

Research has been done on why the abacus is such a successful tool for students. Students who use the abacus have higher test scores, higher self-confidence and a higher number of opportunities then their non-abacus peers.