Ilmu Anyaman

Ilmu Anyaman Early childhood education workshops for parents and teachers, by , a Reggio-based p

At what age should children learn to read? How do I cultivate a love of reading in my child? Should I sign up for phonic...
13/08/2021

At what age should children learn to read? How do I cultivate a love of reading in my child? Should I sign up for phonics? If I don’t, will my child fall behind in school?⁣

Our Raising Confident Readers workshop is on next week, 18-19th August, 8-10:30pm! Come and join us as we explore these important questions and delve into the science of early literacy. ⁣

This workshop is suitable for parents and teachers of children between the ages of 0-7 years old, including children with learning differences. Registration is now open! Limited spaces, follow and click link in bio to sign up now.

Our children look to us for validation countless times in a day. Responding in an intentional way each time may seem dau...
07/07/2021

Our children look to us for validation countless times in a day. Responding in an intentional way each time may seem daunting, but the key is in celebrating your child’s explorations and discoveries, rather than the outcome achieved.

Watch how much deeper they engage when they know that their efforts are seen and appreciated by you. More talking techniques and top tips will be shared in the 'Seen and Heard: Fostering Meaningful Conversations with Children' - online via Zoom TOMORROW Thursday 8 July 2021 at 8pm to 10:30pm. Don't miss out, link in bio to register now!

J (5.4) "Come quick, we found an invisible snail!"The grown-up habit is to correct the child: "You mean the snails have ...
05/07/2021

J (5.4) "Come quick, we found an invisible snail!"

The grown-up habit is to correct the child: "You mean the snails have a transparent shell?", or "You mean they are camouflaged against the soil?", or perhaps, "You mean they are too tiny to see?"

Well, truly - what *did* the child mean? The child calling out excitedly to share his discovery is inviting us in to have a rare glimpse through their eyes, to see the world as they experience it, if we can stop a while and listen.

'Just listening' is not as easy as it seems. If you find yourself struggling to follow along on your child's seemingly rambling tales or to engage meaningfully with their "silly" comments, then come along and find out how to ask better, more intentional questions to get to the heart of what it is they are trying to share with you.

'Seen and Heard: Fostering Meaningful Conversations with Children' will be held online via Zoom on Thursday 8 July 2021 at 8pm to 10:30pm. Link in bio for more info!

The most well-meaning, interested adult might ask a child a question that seems innocent enough: "What are you doing?" H...
01/07/2021

The most well-meaning, interested adult might ask a child a question that seems innocent enough: "What are you doing?" However, it shuts down conversation as it tells the child what they are doing is not recognisable to the adult.

It also imposes the adult's preconceived notions of the image and its meaning, to the exclusion of all the other ideas the child might have had about their work.

'Just talking' is not as easy as it seems. If you find yourself being met with uncomfortable silence, or simply being ignored when you ask your child such seemingly 'safe' questions, then come along and find out how to ask better, more intentional questions to spark deeper, more thoughtful responses from your child. 'Seen and Heard: Fostering Meaningful Conversations with Children' will be held online via Zoom on Thursday 8 July 2021 at 8pm to 10:30pm. Link in bio for more info!

The past 18 months have seen us at home with our children for much more time than ever before, yet we might find the art...
30/06/2021

The past 18 months have seen us at home with our children for much more time than ever before, yet we might find the art of having sustained and stimulating conversation with children still eludes us. Beyond building language skills, speaking with children offers us a fascinating window into their unique ways of thinking, feeling and being.

In spite of the near universal recognition on the importance of “quality talk” with children, day to day conversations often leave many parents and teachers deeply frustrated. Starting and sustaining good conversations is hard work; many times, our interactions do not unfold organically in the way in which we may have envisioned them. Often, this leaves us yearning for deeper, more fulfilling conversations with the children in our lives.

We would like to invite you to explore the Anyaman approach to fostering great conversations with children. This workshop will provide participants with practical tools and techniques for questioning and listening to children, that will help bring joy and that much yearned-for deeper connection in your every day verbal interactions. For more information or to sign up, follow the link in our bio!

In the case of child sexual abuse, many offenders try to shift the blame for their actions by accusing the child of bein...
08/04/2021

In the case of child sexual abuse, many offenders try to shift the blame for their actions by accusing the child of being “promiscuous “or “seductive”. Sexual abuse is NEVER the fault of the victim.

Join us on IG Live with Thency this Saturday, 10th April, 8:30pm, where we will be talking about childhood experiences in personhood and safety, and you can ask any burning questions you might have. If you have any questions you'd like to ask anonymously, please DM us! Like and share with someone you think might benefit.

Many parents (and adults with children in their lives) are deeply curious about the topic of sexual abuse, but may not n...
06/04/2021

Many parents (and adults with children in their lives) are deeply curious about the topic of sexual abuse, but may not necessarily have a safe space to share their concerns. Join us for the FREE pre-workshop taster event for you to preview the workshop, meet Thency (online) and ask any burning questions you might have. See you on IG Live this Saturday, 10th April, 8:30pm!

Educate to eliminate - please like and share with someone who might be interested.

Your sons need your protection just like your daughters need it. Child Sexual Abuse: Educate to Eliminate is a 2-part An...
02/04/2021

Your sons need your protection just like your daughters need it. Child Sexual Abuse: Educate to Eliminate is a 2-part Anyaman workshop on how to educate yourself on protective behaviours to help keep your child (and every child) safe from child sexual abuse.

Part 1: Keeping Our Children Safe runs 14th, 15th, and 21st April, and is prerequisite for Part 2: Practical Lessons to Share with Your Child, on 22nd April, 8-10pm via Zoom. Follow for more info. Link in bio to register now!

What can I do to keep my child safe, without resorting to fear and control? How can I become more attuned to the signs o...
31/03/2021

What can I do to keep my child safe, without resorting to fear and control? How can I become more attuned to the signs of possible abuse, even if my child does not verbally disclose it? And, what should I actually do if a child reaches out to me for help?

Child Sexual Abuse: Educate to Eliminate is a 2-part Anyaman workshop on how to educate yourself on protective behaviours to help keep your child (and every child) safe from child sexual abuse. These critical personal safety skills are built on confidence and resilience rather than fear.

Part 1: Keeping Our Children Safe runs 14th, 15th, and 21st April, and is prerequisite for Part 2: Practical Lessons to Share with Your Child, on 22nd April. Follow for more info. Link in bio to register now.

The marks that children make might look to adult eyes as nothing more than random lines and squiggles. But in fact, scri...
10/03/2021

The marks that children make might look to adult eyes as nothing more than random lines and squiggles. But in fact, scribbling is an important pre-literacy skill that builds the foundation for many other skills they will develop as they learn to write.

Find out how to cultivate mark making in our Raising Confident Readers workshop. Last chance to sign up - we’ll see you tonight at 8pm! Link in bio.

The bigger (and in our opinion, more important) question is not so much whether the child is memorising the words (as op...
09/03/2021

The bigger (and in our opinion, more important) question is not so much whether the child is memorising the words (as opposed to breaking them down phonetically), but whether they are developing the critical thinking skills needed for successful lifelong reading - which involves far more than merely being able to sound out the words in front of you.

How can we develop these critical thinking skills which impact reading in later life? Find out in the 'Raising Confident Readers' workshop, tomorrow and the day after, 10th and 11th March, online via Zoom. Link in bio to sign up now!

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