Children are wired for action, not just instruction. To truly grasp what it means to lead, they need the space to take risks, make mistakes, and figure it out for themselves. In short, you cannot lecture a 10-year-old into becoming…
As parents and educators, we spend so much time preparing our kids for the next milestone. And honestly, it makes sense; grades and CCA achievements do matter. They open doors and build work ethic. But sometimes, in the thick of…
There are no maps for the transition to adulthood. Instead, it is in this very season we begin to forge our own compasses. How we respond to challenges and opportunities shapes who we become and the lens through which we…
Though games are great for affective and experiential learning, designing them can be an arduous journey. It therefore helps to have a method to the madness! Step 1: Be Targeted Your biggest enemy is over-reaching, trying to convey all of…
As a participant in training sessions, there’s one response that always gets under my skin: “What do you think?” In my mind, I’m flipping chairs and tables. So, to help facilitators who want to truly add value when participants ask…