Tag: Literacy

Uganda and Screaming Grandsons

Posted on March 24, 2015 by Susannah-Joy

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Hope North, Okello Kello Sam

The story of Dr. Susannah’s involvement with Niteo Africa (literacy) and Hope North (child soldiers) in Uganda.

Category: Education, Leadership, Learning, TherapyTags: africa, charity, child soldiers, global village, Hope North, Literacy, Niteo Africa, Okello Kelo Sam, professional development, trauma, travel, uganda, volunteer

READ! READ! READ! |Reblog

Posted on September 1, 2014 by Susannah-Joy

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bazaar Kuwait is out for September, and as usual, I have an article in its pages. I say, “as usual” but in fact, there is a little thrill of excitement to see something I wrote in print – real print – not just online. This… Continue Reading “READ! READ! READ! |Reblog”

Category: Education, Health, Learning, ReblogTags: ADHD, Behavior, books, children, choices, education, families, Family, Fluency, learning, Literacy, parenting, read, reading, reblog, school, students

Emotional Intelligence for Children

Posted on December 27, 2013 by Susannah-Joy

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“The key here is ‘understanding emotions’. Having to rely on instant interactions gives no space for reflection or asking why people behave in the way that they do. A book provides emotional rehearsal time.” ~John MacArthur When I read these stats, I wasn’t surprised, but… Continue Reading “Emotional Intelligence for Children”

Category: Leadership, Learning, Mental WellnessTags: children, development, Dr. Seuss, education, Emotion, emotional intelligence, families, Fluency, Literacy, no-technology, reading, relationship, win-win