Five Principles of Positive Discipline

Five Principles of Positive Discipline

In Episode 3, we join Magali Noth, Head of Primary/Early Years at EB and school counselor Sarah Parks-Urbano (aka "Sparks") to discuss five core principles of positive discipline, focusing on connection, mutual respect, and turning challenges into strengths, while advocating for children's autonomy and supportive learning environments. Podcast produced by Soundscale - Nicolas Lureau Business Inquiries : nico@tchapter.com [nico@tchapter.com] - 650 307 1895 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/audiomarketing/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/audiomarketing/]

An Introduction to Positive Discipline

In Episode 2, Magali Noth, Head of Primary/Early Years at EB and school counselor Sarah Parks-Urbano (aka "Sparks") explore the transformative concept of positive discipline, offering practical tools to empower parents and educators in their interactions with children. Our conversation begins with a grounding exercise to foster calmness before diving into the principles of positive discipline based on kindness and firmness. We reflect on our emotional responses to discipline and advocate for a nurturing environment that balances guidance with understanding. We introduce our monthly live sessions for community support and a book club for deeper exploration of parenting literature. Throughout, we emphasize the journey of positive discipline and invite listeners to engage with their questions as we navigate these challenges together. Podcast produced by Soundscale - Nicolas Lureau Business Inquiries : nico@tchapter.com [nico@tchapter.com] - 650 307 1895 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/audiomarketing/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/audiomarketing/]

Curiosity

In this inaugural episode of the École Bilingue de Berkeley podcast, Head of School, Sébastien Robert, joins Primary/Early Years Head, Magali Noth and Middle School Head Fabien Lombard, to explore the vital role of curiosity in bilingual education. They discuss how curiosity enhances learning from preschool through middle school, utilizing hands-on and inquiry-based methods. Podcast produced by Soundscale - Nicolas Lureau [nico@tchapter.com]