A recent study reveals that engaging in non-directed activities is critical to children’s development – and their parents ...

Raising autistic children involves unique challenges, particularly with social skills. Experts recommend practical, engaging activities. Read: ...

Social skills often develop naturally during collaborative art activities. Working together on group projects, such as murals or plays, encourages students to communicate effectively and share ...

4. ‘You don’t get it’ Dima Berlin | Shutterstock . A phrase people with bad social skills use without realizing is “You don’t get it.” Someone might say this phrase in response to ...

The Orphan Care Center (Dreama), one of the centres of the Qatar Foundation for Social Work, a Ministry of Social Development and Family (MSDF) affiliate, concluded the activities of the ‘Art ...

Nursing home residents also benefit from activities that provide social interaction with either family members or residents who share their interests or have similar functional abilities. Older adults ...

Media Limiting access to cellphones could help students' grades, social skills and early development, experts say U.S. children ages 8-12 spend an average of four to six hours a day watching or ...

In reality, we are not born with street smarts or social skills. Some children pick up on social cues from birth, while others need to be taught these skills explicitly.

As a teenager lacking social skills, social anxiety can be a major hurdle to overcome. It can make it difficult to engage in social activities, meet new people, and build meaningful relationships.

Creative arts therapists have led the way in utilizing art-based interventions to teach DBT skills. Creative arts therapy combines visual arts, movement, drama, music, writing, and other creative ...

Learners engaged in culture and arts education have better academic and non-academic learning outcomes. Engagement in various art forms, such as music, dance, and visual arts, can enhance academic ...