Education Guide

DON BOSCO INSTITUTE, a centre for human development, leadership and research is a project of the Salesians of Don Bosco, designed and executed by Don Bosco Youth Mission & Educational Services, Guwahati. Established with a mission to nurture dreams and shape lives, to awaken latent potential and stoke the passion for excellence, Don Bosco Institute [...]

Psychopedagogy interviewed, Cristina Vandoros Quilici, vice president of the Association of Educational Psychology, about the importance of drawing in child development. It was a very interesting conversation! I want to begin to address the issue, here on the blog, starting tomorrow, if you have time and inspiration to write about this subject that I love [...]

For the author of the study, it is important to encourage physical activity for all children, not just those with symptoms of the disorder, because the sedentary lifestyle is a great enemy of health. Also according to him, the sport of competition is not recommended in childhood. Be very interested in a study of UNIFESP [...]

In the evaluation of a psychologist and psychoanalyst Setton Audrey Souza, a little before one year of age, the child begins to realize that the mother is separated from it and that’s good for school entry. “She is already able to realize that the mother goes back and forth, back and forth … So she [...]

Published studies in developed countries show an inverse relationship between children and adolescents access to electronic media and games and school performance: the greater the access, lower school performance. They also show a direct relationship between sleep habits and school performance: the worse the quality of sleep, worse school performance. A survey of 15 000 [...]

Children’s Day was an activity with a very special and fun: a painted antique furniture in the room to store toys. An old clothes, pots of paint of various colors, brush, attention and speed in contention for not letting slip to the floor and walls, and get to work! Gabriel was very pleased with the [...]

Today, Teacher’s Day, I would do a homage to all the teachers speaking a little of Martha’s teacher Gabriel, and Professor Oswald, grandmother of Gabriel. They are two very important people in his life, are two examples of teachers able to enchant children and awaken in them the curiosity and willingness to learn. With a [...]

Another day I was trying to read a book while Gabriel and I crossed the border between our home and his school. It was not easy to contain the agony to hear him weeping, helplessly, for the first day that new and unfamiliar environment. Now, he is fully adapted to this world expanded, which is [...]

On the second day of adaptation of Gabriel to school, sat in the same bank that I took yesterday, but with an interesting book in his hands. I started reading Spilled Milk, Chico Buarque, who was in my queue to read from the Mother’s Day, when the Nara gave me a gift in her name [...]