Patience has several skills: 1. The first skill is for you to have the ability to divide a big aim into small ones and to move ahead step by step. You are to aim at the small goals with the same perseverance as with the big ones. 2. The second skill is to have an Continue Reading
Ways to Teach Children Patience and Acceptance: 1. Do not expect children to understand vague responses when they ask you a question. 2. If a child asks you when he or she can do something and you say “in a little while” or “in a minute,” he or she may become confused and may keep Continue Reading
So, do children have patience in their talking, thinking and reasoning? It seems to stem right back to you as a teacher to help. Patience from the teacher’s standpoint creates an environment of compassion and respect. When you’re patient with children, it’s just saying, “I respect how you feel children and I respect you. I Continue Reading
Notes from a workshop on how the child thinks and the way the teacher reacts! Patience: Webster’s Dictionary says: “having or showing the capacity for endurance; bearing annoyance, hardship, and pain and without complaint, anger, or the like. Do children have this kind of patience? Can they have endurance? Do they bear annoyance and do Continue Reading