ParentEdge - July/August 2017

In this issue

Cover Story-Eight Types of Intelligences - Which ones are your child’s? Identify and develop them, Everyday parenting - Lifeskills through fun, family games - Being proactive not reactive, Spotlight - Listening well – Understand your child’s language, Boarding Schools - Is boarding school the right option for your child?, The High School Years - College Life - What you and your teenager must know!, Parent-Child ActivityEdge-Vedic Maths techniques for parents and children to try together, Pursuits and Passions - Children and Theatre, Book Reviews - Books for Parents and Books for children.

8 Types Of Intelligence

Which ones are your child's? Identify and develop them!

10+ mins

Listening To Children

Dr. Jaishri Ramakrishnan is a consultant psychologist with over three decades of experience. She has conducted several seminars, workshops and training programmes on parenting, handling children with special needs, and stress management.

5 mins

Right Reasons To Choose A Boarding School For Your Child

Punita Shah is an educational specialist. After working as a teacher with The Cathedral and John Connon School, Mumbai for more than a decade, she founded Punita Shah Education Services, which provides educational advisory services, specialising in Boarding School selection and admissions abroad. She also organises specialised summer programmes and seasonal camps abroad.

7 mins

How To Prepare For College Life

Dr. Ali Khwaja is the Founder of Banjara Academy, a unique institution committed to improving the quality of life. Dr. Khwaja writes books and columns, and is regularly invited to conduct workshops and lectures at prestigious national institutions, schools, and colleges.

5 mins

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ParentEdge Magazine Description:

ParentEdge is a bi-monthly magazine for discerning Indian parents who would like to actively contribute to their children’s education, intellectual enrichment and stimulation. The magazine’s premise is that learning is a continuous process, and needs to happen both in and outside of school; thus parents have an important role to play in shaping their children’s interests and intellect.