With children engaging in online learning, they are spending a greater amount of time in front of the screen,
hence, it is best to be aware if they are showing signs of eye problems so you can immediately bring them to an eye doctor.
FB: Baluarte Rest and Relaxation
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With classes being online, the whole family is spending longer screen time. Hence, it is good to take the children out for some greens and fresh air. Baluarte Rest and Relaxation is a 5 hectare property, located at Hacienda Baluarte, Alegria, Murcia, Negros Occidental. The owner, Cacar Lizares designed the place. Incidentally, she also helped in designing the interiors of our Villa Lucasan Branch. The school also supports the kids from their daycare with books and other learning materials.
During our short vacation, it was such a refreshing feeling to be surrounded with tall tress, cool air, the rustling sound of water and just pure relaxation. Swimming in their fresh water pool was absolutely delightful!
The place is open for day tour and overnight stay. Room rates range from 2500-3500php per night, not inclusive of breakfast. It is best to reserve before visiting so that proper social distancing can be observed!
Great food is available at reasonable prices. We have enjoyed their all-day breakfast meals as well as their Chicken Binakol and Bistek Tagalog. They accept cash payment only.
At night, they also have a bonfire where couples and families can gather around and have meaningful conversation.
The Badyangs that surround the place definitely add that charm and is perfect for picture-taking! I
Colors are important. Dr. Robert Gerard said that every color has a specific wavelength and can affect our body and brain in a different way. Colors affects your brain functions such as pattern recognition, memory and ability to absorb new information. It can also visually guide you to locate, understand and recall information faster. Here are the best colors to be used for effective learning.
All families especially at this time of pandemic need some type of routine to establish a sense of normalcy. Routine is described as a way to get things done. Giving a child a schedule from waking up until before sleeping builds a sense of security in kids.
A consistent routine wil help your child and their body clock with many day-to-day basics. Putting in opprtunities for daily parental bonding also creates special quality time moments with your child.
Here are the reasons why creating a routine is important for your child:
According to Dr. Peter Gorsksi of Harvard Medical School, knowing what to expect from daily life can foster greater independence. By relying on past experiences, children are able to put into practice skills learned.
Having a routine imposes reasonable limits to a child. It helps them understand the balance between enjoying tasks such as play, and functional tasks such as studying.
When you give a child a predictable daily routine, it reminds them that they are in a secure and loving environment. If your child knows what will happen each day, they don't need to worry about "what if" scenarios.
When a child routinely performs the same activities, it can lead to an organized way to get things done. It teaches responsibility and healthy habits that they can carry with them until they grow up!
Setting expectations decreases power struggles. Children complete activities without issue, reducing nagging and anger outbursts.
Time is the most precious asset because once it is lost, you can never retrieve it. By following a routine, we can free up time that would otherwise be spent on planning, preparing and making decisions.
Ensure adequate lighting but do not face the windows to avoid the glare of the sun.
Choose a quiet space far away from noises at home.
Avoid clutter.
Do not mix toys in the study area.
Maintain an ideal
temperature of 25 degrees.
Ensure proper posture. Feet flat on the floor.
Learning materials should be accessible and complete.