by Narae Hyun | Nov 20, 2018 | ELG Highlights, For Parents, Tips
By Narae Hyun, Speech-Language Pathologist and Clinical Psychologist with writer Sam Lu Raising a bilingual child can be nerve-racking. As parents, we want our children to be well-equipped at navigating an increasingly globalized world. At the same time, we want them...
by Narae Hyun | Nov 20, 2018 | ELG Highlights, For Parents, For Students, For Teachers, How-to, Tips
By Narae Hyun, Speech-Language Pathologist and Clinical Psychologist With support from Miriam McBreen, Reading Specialist Self-esteem refers to a way of acting, thinking, and feeling that arises when we accept, respect, trust, and believe in ourselves. This involves...
by Davy Guo | Nov 20, 2018 | ELG Highlights, For Parents, For Students, For Teachers, Tips
“Embracing depression”. To many people, this title may seem shocking. Isn’t depression the very thing we are trying to get rid of? The idea of embracing depression may seem counter-intuitive, yet it can actually help us move past it. Struggle is an...
by ViolaZhang | Nov 20, 2018 | ELG Highlights, For Teachers, News, Past Events, Special Education, Special Education in China
“Thank you ELG for putting your heart into this” ELG welcomed over 100 teachers, counselors, parents, and education professionals to our Puxi campus on Saturday to refresh their skills and learn new tips for engaging students. Save the date for our next...
by ViolaZhang | Nov 20, 2018 | ELG Highlights, Events, For Teachers
Scan QR code in the poster above or click here to RSVP and see photos of the cozy...
by Katie Philcox | Nov 15, 2018 | ELG Highlights, For Teachers, How-to
Challenging behavior is often reported by teachers as their number one stressor. Knowing how to deal with problematic behavior is one of the most important skills for a teacher. The fewer problem behaviors you have, the more fun your class will be! Positive Behavioral...
