Creative Education Australia 

Helping kids overcome the "I can't do it" mindset is about much more than just boosting their confidence. It is about reshaping how they approach learning and life itself. By cultivating a growth mindset, creating supportive environments, teaching problem-solving skills, enhancing emotional well-being, and building a strong support network, we can empower our children to face challenges with courage and resilience.

When children struggle in school, it's essential to understand the broader effects. Not only can it impact their grades, but it can also affect their confidence and enthusiasm for learning. Many students carry the weight of low grades or unfamiliar subjects, leading to frustration and disinterest.

In this post, we will explore the differences between ADD and ADHD, effective support strategies at school and home, and how a tutor can significantly contribute to a child’s success.

Oppositional Defiance Disorder (ODD) can create significant challenges for both children and their caregivers.

A growth mindset emphasises the belief that abilities and intelligence can be developed with effort and persistence.

Prepare our kids for the world ahead of them. One of the most crucial areas we can influence is their understanding of money.

The good news is that math doesn’t have to be about rote memorisation!

It’s not just about calculations; it’s about developing critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and building confidence.

Parents and teachers often wonder why some kids grasp math concepts easily while others face significant challenges.

Teaching money math at home can be both enjoyable and beneficial.

Math anxiety affects a significant number of children.

In today's technology-driven and data-rich world, understanding math is essential.