New Generation

Ever wondered why kids say they’re bored at school, or why they stop trying when the work gets harder? Educationalist Carol Dweck explains how the wrong kind of praise actually *harms* young people. This short video is essential viewing for EVERYONE – from teachers and education workers to relatives and friends - and will totally revolutionise the way you interact with children. View more of our world-famous animations in our RSA Animate playlist: http://bit.ly/1FKMHGv 🎉👫🎉  School of Intellectual Development "New Generation Z" invites children from 4 to 12 years old to visit training in mental arithmetic. ✨7 reasons to learn mental arithmetic: 1. To teach  а  child to do addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of single-digit, double-digit and three-digit numbers by the Japanese method in easy way and without boredom 2. To develop imaginative thinking of the child 3. To develop all kinds of memory, concentration, attention 4. To inc...

By  Robert James The Secret Law of Attraction  is not a new concept, as it has been around for thousands of years, yet it has only become popular and studied over the past few decades. The Secret movie, a 2006 movie that was produced by Prime Time Productions, certainly played a vital role in raising awareness about the Law of Attraction, as it thoroughly explained viewers what the entire concept is about, and how they can use this unwritten law of the Universe in their best interest in order to improve their life quality. An Overview of The Secret Law Of Attraction In a nutshell, The Secret movie is presented as a self-help film under the form of a documentary, designed to emphasize on the principle that thoughts and feelings can attract other feelings, experiences as well as events. In other words, what you think, you become – this is the message that The Secret is trying to send to all those who are willing to make a difference in their lives. The Secret consists of a serie...

Ever wondered why kids say they’re bored at school, or why they stop trying when the work gets harder? Educationalist Carol Dweck explains how the wrong kind of praise actually *harms* young people. This short video is essential viewing for EVERYONE – from teachers and education workers to relatives and friends - and will totally revolutionise the way you interact with children. View more of our world-famous animations in our RSA Animate playlist: http://bit.ly/1FKMHGv Шановні батьки! 📯📯📯Влітку запрошуємо до денного табору з ментальної арифметики. ⚡Локаціі: вул. Мечнікова,14/1  вул.. Васильківська 23а Тривалість зміни - 2 тижні,  1-зміна з 03.06 по 14.06 2-зміна з 17.06 по 28.06  3-зміна з 01.07 по 12.07 4-зміна з 15.07 по 26.07 ⌚️Графік роботи: з 9.00 до 13.00 або з 9.00 до 18.00 ( тільки на Васильківській)  з понеділка по п‘ятницю Вікова категорія: 7-12 років ✨У програмі: ментальна арифметика, англійська мова, спортивні змагання, майстер класи,ігри на розвит...

What motivates you to perform? Are you motivated to master skills and tasks in and of themselves, or do you mostly want to impress? Do you strive for success, or focus on avoiding failure? Scientists have discovered that the nature of our motivation to perform influences our performance. Top performers love what they do Often when we think of top performers, we think of people who are motivated to be the best – and who are well-recognized as such. Take professional sports: Teams are constantly competing with one another, and fame and glory await those who come out on top. A large body of research on human motivation, however, suggests that most of us – top athletes included –  will perform at our best when we’re motivated from within .  Internal motivation basically means we enjoy what we’re doing, or think it’s valuable, and we want to master it . On the opposite end of the motivational spectrum, we might see little inherent value in our pursuit and are only doing it to look ...