The Imprisoned Child
VENUE: Tampines
DATE: 7 December 2024, Saturday
TIME: 2pm-3pm
This event is $10/person.
Refreshments will be provided.
HURRY! Only 48 seats are available!
This event is recommended for all caregivers – teachers, parents, elders, siblings etc.
Every child is unique, with a world of potential waiting to be unlocked. Yet, too often, children are labeled as ‘difficult’ or ‘unmotivated’ when in reality, they are simply misunderstood. In my upcoming talk, “The Imprisoned Child,” I will dive deep into the reasons why some children struggle to connect with traditional learning environments, and how, with the right understanding, we can change their path from frustration to flourishing.
As parents and educators, we often search for the best ways to support our children but sometimes fail to recognize the subtle signs of misunderstanding. This talk will equip you with powerful tools to bridge that gap, creating a learning environment where every child feels heard, valued, and supported. By decoding behaviors and communication styles, we can foster a space where children thrive—both academically and emotionally.
Don’t miss this opportunity to transform how you approach your child’s learning journey. Whether you’re a parent seeking better ways to connect with your child or a teacher eager to motivate your students, “The Imprisoned Child” is a must-attend event. Let’s come together to create a world where every child’s potential is fully realized, starting with understanding.
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About the Speaker
DJ BEN is a professional educator with at least 5 years of professional teaching experience, with most of his experience being in elementary school education in international schools, in Singapore. DJ BEN is familiar with at least four different curricula in Singapore and has experience doing it (as a student) and/or teaching it – Singapore’s primary school national curriculum, Cambridge primary system, International Primary Curriculum (IPC), International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme and Diploma Programme (IB PYP and IBDP). Throughout his entire career, he has been teaching English, English as a Second Language, Public Speaking, and IPC.
DJ’s experience with teaching and being a caregiver to children (12 years and under) goes further than 5 years. DJ has had a total of 26 years working with children, even infants, through babysitting and teaching. He volunteered to teach English in the mountains Chiang Mai for a couple days as part of his school’s humanitarian project, in collaboration with Singapore’s Rotary Club.
DJ has gained a lot of insight into child psychology, classroom management, curriculum planning and primary/elementary school education. DJ wishes to use his knowledge and skills to benefit the larger community.
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