As adults, we yearn to live a predictable life, where we can feel a sense of security, containment and control over our surrroundings (be it in the home or at work). Children are no different.
Do you ever find yourself grasping for a minute or two to be by yourself? Maybe even take a breather in the bathroom while your co-workers, students, or clients are waiting for you?
Productivity is a sought-after skill in any setting, be it personal, academic, or professional. The topic is so popular that countless self-help books about productivity are published every year.
Being an educator is one of the most invigorating and rewarding professions. Knowing that you can make a difference in the life of a person is one of the greatest acts of charity one can perform as a Muslim and as a human being.
There are lots of details to keep in mind when sending children back to school. Some involve amassing physical materials such as supplies, textbooks, new clothes and shoes, lunch and snack fixings, etc.
I started following Nedra Glover Tawwab, MSW, LCSW, on Instagram nearly a year ago. Her content, simply crafted, clearly explained, and deeply impactful, hit a chord with me. It turns out it also resonates with 1.5 million other people who follow her (even Oprah Winfrey!).
Imagine if one day you wake up and find that your brilliant, loving, and playful child changed overnight. After making straight A’s in school and being a well-behaved student, you notice his grades dramatically decline.