Anchors for success

Executive Function Begets Character, Character Begets Success

According to Tough, the six key character traits of successful students are:

• • • learned optimism,

    • self-control/willpower,

    • motivation,

    • conscientiousness,

    • grit,

    • and identity.

Kids with these traits routinely have higher college graduation rates and GPAs, regardless of other factors like IQ or economic background. They’re also generally nice to be around.

https://www.fatherly.com/parenting/book-summary-how-children-succeed-paul-tough/

Sleep recommendations

Sleep deficits negatively affect your child's concentration and emotional stability especially when their brains have to be at work. Please take note of the sleep recommendations below:

*Toddlers (1-2 years) need 11-14 hours per day

*Preschoolers (3-5 years) need 10-13 hours per day....click to read more.

KEep children productive!

Tips to set your child up for academic success - make time for the following:...click here to read more