Posts tagged with "child development"
To What Extent Can Parents Influence their Children's Personality?
with Eric Bryan In episode two, host Eva Christodoulou talks to Eric Bryan Amaladas, Director of CAREERsense in HELP University about the age old debate of nature versus nurture. Is it a question of genes or environment? Find out, as Eric shares the relationship that exists between the two, and the extent in which parents can...
Exploring the Heartful Interaction between Parents and their Children
with Eva Christodoulou In episode one, host Eva Christodoulou shares insights about the show, and what you can look forward to in this podcast series. Find out how Home correlates back to Leaderonomics Science of Building Leaders framework, and gain practical parenting tips and tools that you'll be able to apply as a parent...
Developing Your Child’s Character
By ROSHAN THIRAN and EVA CHRISTODOULOU. Character is the foundational part of an individual’s leadership development from infanthood to the time they become executive leaders. The Leaderonomics research team conducted an online survey that asked parents a series of questions in a short answer format.
Why Fast-Tracking Your Child Doesn’t Work
By JOANNE LOVE In trying to do the very best for their child and their development, today’s parents will enthusiastically enrol their child (or children) in private tuition programmes, hoping to fast-track to effective results. Yet the latest results and statistics open up a disappointing yet urgent question. . .
Could Swimming Be The Fountain of Youth For Your Child?
By JOANNE LOVE Joanne Love speaks passionately about the benefits of swimming for children in general but also how the sport is one of the best sports to expose your children to for leadership development.Notice: Undefined variable: cat_pagination in /home/leaderon/public_html/wp-content/themes/weeklynews/tag.php on line 58
