#education positive

[bryonyashaw]

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𝙆𝙞𝙙𝙨 𝙖𝙡𝙡 𝙨𝙪𝙞𝙩𝙚𝙙 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙗𝙤𝙤𝙩𝙚𝙙 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙖 𝙣𝙚𝙬 𝙮𝙚𝙖𝙧 𝙖𝙩 𝙨𝙘𝙝𝙤𝙤𝙡 𝙬𝙝𝙞𝙡𝙚 𝙄 𝙜𝙤 𝙩𝙤 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙠.

Like all good things, summer (and all its barbecues and beach days) must come to an end. Going back to school is all early alarm clocks, homework and routine and I feel like the summer past in a blink of an eye.

We've sorted out the new school shoes - bought from clarks of course, bags and uniforms all good to go.

Had to get the classic back to school photos of course - and yes I had to join in 😂

[manon-zen]

L'éducation positive : une approche bienveillante pour élever des enfants heureux et épanouis

En tant que maman, j'ai toujours été à la recherche de la meilleure façon d'élever mes enfants. J'ai lu des livres, participé à des ateliers et discuté avec d'autres parents. C'est au cours de ces recherches que j'ai découvert l'éducation positive, une approche éducative qui a révolutionné ma façon d'être parent.

L'éducation positive, aussi appelée "parentalité positive" ou "éducation bienveillante", se base sur le respect mutuel, la communication bienveillante et l'encouragement. Elle vise à encourager l'autonomie et la responsabilisation des enfants tout en leur offrant un cadre sécurisant et bienveillant.

Les principes fondamentaux de l'éducation positive

Le respect des besoins de l'enfant : L'éducation positive reconnaît que les enfants ont des besoins fondamentaux, tels que le besoin d'amour, de sécurité, d'attention et d'estime de soi. Les parents doivent s'efforcer de répondre à ces besoins afin que l'enfant puisse se développer harmonieusement.

La communication bienveillante : L'éducation positive encourage les parents à communiquer avec leurs enfants de manière positive et respectueuse. Cela implique d'utiliser un langage clair et positif, d'écouter attentivement les enfants et de valider leurs émotions.

L'encouragement : L'éducation positive met l'accent sur l'encouragement plutôt que sur la punition. Les parents doivent féliciter les efforts de leurs enfants et les aider à apprendre de leurs erreurs.

L'autonomie et la responsabilisation : L'éducation positive vise à encourager l'autonomie et la responsabilisation des enfants. Les parents doivent donner aux enfants des choix et des responsabilités adaptés à leur âge.

Les bienfaits de l'éducation positive

L'éducation positive a de nombreux bienfaits pour les enfants et les parents. En effet, elle permet aux enfants de :

Développer une meilleure estime de soi

Être plus heureux et plus épanouis

Avoir de meilleures relations avec leurs parents et les autres

Être plus autonomes et responsables

Mieux gérer leurs émotions

L'éducation positive : une approche accessible à tous

L'éducation positive est une approche éducative bienveillante et efficace qui permet aux enfants de se développer harmonieusement. En adoptant une attitude positive et respectueuse, vous pouvez aider vos enfants à grandir en confiance et en responsabilité.

Elle offre aux parents des outils concrets pour élever des enfants heureux et épanouis. Il existe de nombreuses ressources disponibles pour les parents qui souhaitent s'initier à l'éducation positive, si vous souhaitez en apprendre davantage sur l'éducation positive et mettre en pratique ses principes au quotidien, je vous invite à suivre cette formation (cliquez ici).

Cette formation vous permettra de :

Acquérir les bases de l'éducation positive

Découvrir des outils concrets pour gérer les situations quotidiennes

Développer une communication positive avec vos enfants

Favoriser l'autonomie et la responsabilisation de vos enfants

Renforcer le lien entre vous et vos enfants

N'hésitez pas à vous renseigner et à faire le premier pas vers une éducation plus positive et épanouissante pour vos enfants.

[mxjackparker]

It recently came to my attention that a lot of people, even those who frequently use condoms, don't know that you need to pinch the tip when you put one on or don't know why!

Leaving air in the tip will cause it to expand (and maybe break) when ejaculation happens. Also, air in the condom makes it more likely for the ejaculation to push the air down the condom and make it slip off.

Share to save someone from a condom breakage!

[passion-whippet]

Whippets et éducation positive

Une révolution douce dans le dressage canin Amoureux des Whippets, il est temps de repenser l’éducation de nos compagnons ! Oubliez les méthodes traditionnelles et rigides, et passez à l’éducation positive ! C’est une approche révolutionnaire qui transforme l’apprentissage en une aventure enrichissante et respectueuse. Dans le monde de l’éducation canine, le Whippet se distingue par sa…

[fixing-bad-posts]

Lol Children can know and learn about sex. It's why sex ed is in SCHOOL and We absolutely should have it. And you're sick if you think otherwise. love you.

[becomingvecna]

reblog if you think these are all valid reasons for a student or an employee to take a day off from their school or their job without their grades or paycheck being affected in any way:

- period cramps

- exhaustion, be it mental or physical

- depression, anxiety, and other mental health related issues

[the-descolada]

That post going around is really depressing to read as someone working in childcare and education as a transfem (and I've been doing so for over a decade now). I don't doubt how scary and how much of a barrier there is for us getting into this field safely, it's fucking bad out there, but I also think that level of doom and gloom can put off a lot of trans women who dream of teaching, even if it will be hard.

Being a trans woman working in education is to hold a vital power that can and will change kids' lives. You will face stress, and fear, and even aggression, and I don't begrudge people to just say no, I can't handle that. But if it is something you care about enough, and you are in a position where you can have a measure of safety, it is so worth it, more than basically anything.

Kids will see you and ask questions. Those questions may be complicated, or uncomfortable, or uplifting, or any mix of that, but the end result is that those kids will walk away questioning what they've learned and what they've internalized at an early age when that is so much easier to turn curiosity into compassion. And that's just the probably cis kids - the kids who will see you and realize wait - this is a possibility for me, your existence resonating with theirs... There is a very real experience where you will see a kid even once or twice and your very presence and acting as a role model and being kind will permanently change the course of a kid's life for the better; it can be like giving kids the chance and knowledge so many of us wish we had growing up.

This obviously goes for any trans educator, not just trans women, and any questioning trans kid, not just trans women. The impact is immense; I've had first graders, mid elementary schoolers, even middle and high schoolers meet me and have their identities start to crystallize that week, and leave the camp on a firm path to realizing they're trans. It is incredibly fulfilling, and it's worth all the frustrating "are you a boy or a girl etc" questions.

[catchymemes]

[thegoodwitchtg]

Rock n roll x Sissy swag!

The Good Witch provides!🪄

[transsexualfiend]

Repeat after me: kink is not a "gateway" to committing a crime.

[unapologeticallygay]

a list of (some of) the things we owe to lesbians

the stonewall uprising (x)

pride marches (x)

homosexuality being removed from the dsm (x)

paving the way for the legalization of cross dressing/influencing gnc women’s fashion (x) (x) (x)

aids organizing and care (x) (x) (x)

fighting to include black women and lesbians into feminism/women’s rights movements (x) (x) (x)

black history month in the uk (x)

legalization of gay marriage in the usa (x) (x)

physically protecting the community (from storme delarverie who patrolled gay neighbourhoods to the butches protecting drag story time)

[mollysunder]

There is a theory that the way children play serves as a means to simulate and prepare them for the tasks they'll take on as adults. So for all the narrative weight both Jinx and the story give the boxing machine at the arcade it would never have prepared her or the kids to take on Piltover.

What are the two things that Piltovans excel at over their Zaunite counterparts to keep the hierarchy? Weapons and technological development.

When you look at the way Piltovans invest in their children, they don't prioritize hand to hand/melee combat training. Piltovans focus on giving their children experiences in handling firearms, a pursuit that is both leisure sport for the wealthy and a key offense against dissenting Zaunites.

And from the show notes even Jayce, whose family occupies the upper middle class, was sent on educational excursions across Runeterra to explore the world and learn what it had to offer. Without Jayce's education abroad he would never have been inspired to pursue the concept hextech.

It's no wonder that the two figures that are set to be Piltover's biggest threats from Zaun are Jinx and Viktor, becasue they engaged in the same kinds of games and activities as their Piltovan counterparts.

Jinx didn't have an entire forest preserved to help her practice her sharpshooting like the high houses of Piltover, but she did excel in the few games at The Rift (the arcade) that built on her talents. She's the only Zaunite thus far who's long distance offensive is a strong counter to Piltover's forces.

Viktor couldn't travel the world like Jayce did, but for better or worse he managed to stumble into an opportunity to get real opportunity in research not offered to his peers through Singed. It was through that experience that Viktor knew to turn to Singed when he was at the end of his rope, and the consequences of that will be fully realized in season 2.

Ironically, the kind of skill the boxing game champions is only good for keeping other Zaunites in line. Vander's days of fighting Piltover were way behind him when we first met him, and Vi spends season 1 primarily fighting other Zaunites. It's no surprise the Zaunites who embody the old ideal of strength in Zaun that the game portrays, Vi and Vander, are largely at the mercy of Piltover and end up collaborating with them to avoid further harm.

Zaun's future as an independent city-state couldn't happen if they stuck to their old ideals. The people who stand a chance against Piltover are the ones that not only succeed but excel at playing Piltover's games against them.

[everybodysinvited]

Consent = F.R.I.E.S.🍟

Consent! What is it and what does it look like? There are many aspects to giving consent, it's not just about saying "yes", so why not use the acronym 'FRIES' to remind yourself of all the things to consider when giving or asking for consent.

F - Consent is Freely given: you should never pressure, coerce or force someone into saying yes to something, this is not consent. You must respect when someone says no. You should feel confident and happy when you consent to any activity with your partner(s).

R - Consent is reversible: it is okay to consent to something and then change your mind, if you're not comfortable, say so and ask to stop. If your partner changes their mind on something you should respect their choice, and if they are willing, have a conversation about their decision.

I - Consent is informed: you should know what exactly you are consenting to and your partner(s) should too. It's good to discuss specifics beforehand and what you're both comfortable with.

E - Consent is enthusiastic: when someone is giving consent consider their tone and body language. Do they sound happy, upbeat and are they being proactive? Or do they sound hesitant, reluctant or closed-off?

S - Consent is specific: when someone says yes to one activity, it does not mean they consent to other activities. If someone has consented to something in the past, it does not mean that they have consented to doing that activity again in the future, you need renewed consent.

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[koreanbums]

Sex Ed with Bang Chan

[fatliberation]

Do you have any recs for interesting video essays abt fatphobia? I want to learn more and I like the video essay format but most of the results on YouTube when I search it up are just conservatives making fun of the concept of fatphobia. Thx!

those kinds of videos are so triggering, I’m happy to share some fat positive ones so you don’t have to sift through the trash!! the first two are video essays, the others are talks, presentations, and q&as. but all of these are very long.

[spotsupstuff]

day 16

without plants and equipment's skill issue version below: