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Anxiety: Helping Worriers Become Warriors
What can parents and educators do to help anxious children reduce their fears? What are the ways adults can help worriers become warriors?
How Does Anxiety Affect Learning?
While a degree of anxiety can be a helpful factor in motivation, too much can hinder a child’s learning and progress. Here, we discuss what anxiety is, how it can impact the learning process and how to foster a supportive learning environment for anxious learners.