Furthermore, in University we are still forced to learn and pay to learn things that are not part of our majors. I hope they do away with that in such a way that people can start earning masters degrees within the 2 or 4 years after high-school
My child is trying to learn skateboarding tricks and is getting quite frustrated. I feel alittle uncomfortable about bx I want to help but not sure how. I guess I'll start by watching some skateboarding videos ❤
Sounds like a great start! You may be able to share the info the videos are trying to explain in a language that better fits your child. You may be able to find other skateboarding channels that resonate more directly with him. You can validate his frustrations, maybe sharing times when you had a similar experience. Maybe you have a skateboard park or two within driving distance, where he'll see other kids trying tricks over and over, to varying levels of frustration-it's all part of the learning process with physical skills. Just a couple of ideas to get the creative juices flowing! ❤️
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Very helpful, thank you ladies!❤
Glad it resonated with you! ❤️
Furthermore, in University we are still forced to learn and pay to learn things that are not part of our majors. I hope they do away with that in such a way that people can start earning masters degrees within the 2 or 4 years after high-school
My child is trying to learn skateboarding tricks and is getting quite frustrated. I feel alittle uncomfortable about bx I want to help but not sure how. I guess I'll start by watching some skateboarding videos ❤
Sounds like a great start! You may be able to share the info the videos are trying to explain in a language that better fits your child. You may be able to find other skateboarding channels that resonate more directly with him. You can validate his frustrations, maybe sharing times when you had a similar experience. Maybe you have a skateboard park or two within driving distance, where he'll see other kids trying tricks over and over, to varying levels of frustration-it's all part of the learning process with physical skills. Just a couple of ideas to get the creative juices flowing! ❤️