Posts in category Education Hub

I have been in Vietnam for nearly four years, and my biggest challenge as a health and education consultant centres on food. There seems to …

In 1991, the American newspaper Newsweek described one of the 32 preschools in Reggio Emilia, Italy, as “more like a cheerful greenhouse than a public …

Before the dry season ends, harness your kids energy (literally) by introducing them to rock climbing. Physically, climbing is a super sport. It combines flexibility, …

As we ease into the year of the dog, I thought it would be nice to explore the ways that having a dog (or a …

For many parents, schooling is pretty straightforward. Children start school between the ages of 2 and 4. They attend classes five days a week, for …

As tuition costs continue to rise, so do questions about the usefulness and importance of a university degree. Most former American students I know, including …

On December 5, organisations around the world celebrate International Volunteer Day. This day, designated by the UN in 1985, focuses on paying tribute to volunteers, …

It can be hard to balance kindness and firmness in the classroom and the home. Children need to be respected and autonomous so that they …

Sleep. It is something we spend one-third of our lives doing; yet parents and teachers often neglect discussing sleep habits and issues with their children. …

Last month – like many months since the most recent presidential campaign began – it was difficult to watch events unfold in the U.S.A from …

Each morning as I journey to work, I can’t help but notice the rising air pollution level. Since moving to Vietnam in 2014, I have …

As an adult, I feel more stable and secure when I know what’s in store for the week ahead. When I display consistency in my …

Recently, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) held a symposium on digital screen time to offer practical advice to parents and teachers. According to the …

With the continual rise of social media and 24-hour news cycles, children today are more exposed to world events than ever before. Parents, teachers, and …

Empathy – the ability to understand how others are feeling and respond with compassion – is an emotional skill that often seems to be in …

I’ll admit it straight away – I am part of the Thao Dien bubble. I love living in District 2 and being minutes away from …