She did it again! Wendy Harron has your back when it comes to motivating children. This time she wraps up her series with tips to motivate very young children, who may be difficult to work with because of their need for external motivation, attention spans and extra energy.
Wendy Harron is back with a follow-up to her popular piece on motivating children. This time, how to motivate teenagers. Teenagers are going through a period of change, and compounding that with difficult therapy is a recipe for disaster. Find out how to help keep kids working with therapists to achieve everyone’s goals.
Staying motivated is the key to success in life and with Interactive Metronome training. Check out Wendy Harron’s great tips on keeping children motivated to excel with IM.
Homework doesn’t have to be a bad experience. Sure, children can lose motivation at times, especially after a long day at school. Wendy Harron, an awesome OT and IM Provider, is back with some tips to keep kids’ on track and heading for success with homework. Check out her great tips on getting kids to stay still, stay focused and stay healthy.
Motivating pre-teens is a unique challenge. They may be too young to be fully motivated internally, which requires some sort of reward system. The trick is finding a system that is engaging and motivating for kids without breaking the bank, or teaching children that they will always be paid to complete training.
Timing, Rhythm & Brain Function: The Interactive Metronome Explained
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