How Parents And Teachers Can Nurture The 'Quiet Power' Of Introverts

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Today we are sharing an article from npr.org entitled 'How Parents And Teachers Can Nurture The 'Quiet Power' Of Introverts.' Here at Linder Educational Coaching, we see all types of children through our programs, many of them being introverts. As the article explains,

"Introverts often are really amazing, talented, gifted, loving children, and they feel like there's something wrong with them," she says. "And our mission is to make it so that the next generation of kids does not grow up feeling that way."

If your child is an introvert and you want to find help so that they can shine in school, we are here! We provide a comprehensive answer to families with students. We provide three main areas of service: private coaching, an after school program called The Hub, and workshops. In all of these areas we focus on organization, planning for the week and month, study skills, test-taking skills, subject comprehension, and independence. For many families, this is a welcome answer to the stress school has brought into the home. Our coaches talk with teachers to make sure our methods are effective and to gain an understanding of each child in and out of the classroom. We work closely with the parents to structure a study system that works in their home and with their family schedule. Every week, we work to assure all homework is done, tests are prepared for, and material is understood.

"In practice, many introverted children are also shy, but many are not, and you can also have children that are quite extroverted but who are shy, and as soon as they overcome their shyness, you see them being in the middle of the big gang. So it's really important when you're working with children to understand what is actually happening inside them so that you make sure that you're responding to the right thing."

For general questions or more information e-mail Kristin@LinderEC.com or call Kristin directly at (703) 270-9129.

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To continue reading the article and learn more visit the original link HERE.