Communication and Motivation for Learning
Series 3
The objective of this series is to improve the parent’s skills to communicate and initiate dialogue with their children.
Family Communication to Create Harmony
In this workshop we address the importance of family communication, basic concepts such as its importance, benefits, and strategies to improve family communication.
Creating a Positive Internal Dialogue
In this session, parents will understand that a positive or negative parent and child relationship is often determined by their thoughts and beliefs. Being conscious of their thoughts and beliefs will help shift their feelings toward the relationship with their children.
Positive and Respectful Parenting
In this session a mutual respect parenting model is presented. Parents that model positive, respectful behavior and implement respect-based discipline earn respect from their children and create a harmonious climate in the home.
Communication and Motivation for Learning
This workshop emphasizes the importance of using communication to motivate children to have a positive attitude toward achieving a higher education for the most advantageous learning experience.
Communication and Building a Good Self-Esteem
A good self-esteem is fundamental for good learning. By learning to use positive messages parents will create in their children a positive internal dialogue that will become good self-esteem.
The Value in Communication
This session is designed to help parents foster a scale of values in their family, with the understanding that values are important for a harmonious, respectful coexistence inside and outside the family environment.
Effects of Living in a Family in Conflict and Crisis
This session raises awareness of the outcomes a child that is raised seeing and listening to conflict will face. The child’s learning will be negatively impacted, and the child may also demonstrate violent behaviors in their relationships.
How to Develop Empathy and Family Cooperation
Empathy is a value that should develop in children to encourage cooperation and avoid personal aggression amongst classmates.
