About Yellow Pig Bear and DJ BEN

About Yellow Pig Bear / DJ BEN

Yellow Pig Bear is an alias I was inspired to use for my brand of services. It is meant to convey a sense of joy and child-likeness, not childishness, in my personality and services.

My mission in life is to equip and empower children with knowledge, skills and values that will propel them towards a future with higher prospects and probability for success. I also aim to help children to discover their purpose and embrace their identity.

My vision is to see my students grow up to be confident, eloquent and upright individuals with a sense of purpose, identity and belonging. I envision a world where my students are leaders in their respective fields of expertise, leading others to do what I have taught and trained them to do and to be.

Overview of this Website

The content on this website is meant for parents and primary/elementary school teachers.

The website will cover the following content:

  1. Understanding Children and How to Connect with Them.
  2. How to Bond with a Child.
  3. How to Motivate a Child (To Learn or Make Other Important Decisions).
  4. [This is primarily for primary/elementary school teachers] How to Handle a Child from a Dysfunctional Family.
  5. Curriculum Design
  6. Primary School Education: Pedagogy, Philosophy and Practice

Watch And Learn

Watch my latest talk on my YouTube channel, Yellow Pig Bear, on how supporting our children’s aspirations can benefit them and their relationship with us greatly.

FREE CONSULTATIONS

3 Ways to Connect/Bond with a Child

If you’re a parent that is struggling to understand or build a relationship with your child, I will share with you 3 ways to overcome that.

If you’re a teacher that is struggling to build a rapport with your student/students, I will teach you 3 ways to do that.

How to Handle a Child who Comes from a Dysfunctional Family

The toughest children to handle is a child who comes dysfunctional family. This becomes even tougher when they get to 10, 11 or 12 years of age. Understanding and connecting with them is only the first step. How do we as primary/elementary school educators deal with that?

Email:

yellowpigbear.sg@gmail.com