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Teenager Haircut: A Teenager’s and Parent’s Point of View

July 1, 2021 By i-Ville Family Leave a Comment

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Just like choosing clothes, sporting a hairstyle is one way we express our style. Some teenagers, though, are not really free to decide on the hairstyle they want. So is teenager haircut a form of self-expression, or is it about obedience and discipline? Let's learn what one teenager and one parent think about teenager haircut. Teenager's perspective on haircut styles The type of haircut I … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Children's Perspective, Features, Parent's Perspective

Tips for Starting a Business as a Stay-At-Home Mom

June 30, 2021 By Leslie Campos Leave a Comment

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Starting a business is hard work, but next to raising kids, how hard is hard? Whether you’re looking to become the next big health guru, kickstart a writing career or reinvent yourself in accountancy, it’s possible to succeed in business and have a family. Here’s how to weigh up the balance. Get Tech-Smart Since the tech boom, remote opportunities are more abundant than ever. This means it’s … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Features, Parent's Perspective, Parenting

A Teenager’s Perspective About the Pandemic

June 23, 2021 By Malcolm Leave a Comment

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Near the end of my mandatory military service, my family and I had begun to discuss holiday destinations for my celebratory trip before I entered university.  By the time I left the military, we had finished saving up enough to book a two-week tour to Europe, replete with exciting stops across multiple cultural and historical landmarks.  We had begun purchasing winter clothing and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Children's Perspective, Features

3 Crucial Areas to Decide How Much Screen Time You Should Have

June 7, 2021 By Malcolm Leave a Comment

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Last year, I upgraded my computer's hardware to effectively run most of the games that I want or already have.  As much as I would like to play games all the time, reality often comes calling, and it requires a modicum of self-discipline to get back to my responsibilities. Hence, I must constantly manage how much screen time I spend, gaming or otherwise.  I benefit from being born … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Children's Perspective, Features

5 Basic Unconscious Biases to Look Out For

June 1, 2021 By Malcolm Leave a Comment

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As global teams become the norm at work and in school, part of developing yourself as a global citizen and competent team player involves managing your interactions with your colleagues and peers.  One area to look out for is that of unconscious biases.  While biases are a biological adaptation to help our brains process information quickly, this has potential detriments in today's … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Children's Perspective, Features

My Smartphone Changed My Life in 3 Important Ways

May 26, 2021 By Malcolm Leave a Comment

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Unlike most of my peers, my parents were kind enough to give me an iPhone 3GS when I was only ten years old, an act virtually unheard of amongst my peers. At the same time, my new smartphone opened a whole new realm of possibilities for my life, from video streaming to handheld gaming and even the possibility of writing on the go. It would be fair to say that this device brought the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Children's Perspective, Features

My Academic Life from Secondary School to University

April 29, 2021 By Malcolm 1 Comment

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Let us start with the foremost thought in my mind: I did not enjoy my academic life.  I managed to secure a place in Raffles Institution after my Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) results were released.  As I have noticed, it is a place that raises many eyebrows when mentioned.  The name conjures an image in the mind's eye: a boy clad in an all-white uniform, destined for … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Children's Perspective, Features

Parenting Programs: 5 Things You Need to Know

April 27, 2021 By Melody Reyes Leave a Comment

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As parents, we all want what is best for our children. We want them to grow physically, mentally, and socially healthy. We want to protect them as much as we can from behavioral problems. We also want to avoid being the "exhausted and burnt-out parent" to be more effective parents. But sometimes, we feel clueless, confused, lost, and overwhelmed. We feel the need for guidance and support when it … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Features, Parent's Perspective, Parenting

How Much Are You Willing to Spend on Your Children?

April 16, 2021 By i-Ville

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What does your coffee spending tell you about how much you are willing to spend for your children? How much time do you spend in coffee shops? 15 minutes on average? (pure speculation) How much do you spend on coffee? According to AMERISLEEP: 79% say they drink at least one cup a day.By gender, female is likely to spend on average $2,327 for coffee annually. The male counterpart's … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Features, Parent's Perspective

5 Things You Need to Know about Implicit Bias Test to Become a Better Team Member

April 6, 2021 By Malcolm 2 Comments

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An implicit bias test is a tool that individuals have commonly used to determine biases. As our global consciousness increases regarding the role biases play in our daily lives, you need to consider implicit bias tests to assist your self-development and become an effective team member. Here are five things you need to know about implicit bias test for self-development that will help … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Children's Perspective, Cultural Intelligence, Features

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