Alternative education options
Learning from failure
You can help your teen to self-regulate their emotions by talking to them about the failure
Find their Spark
One of the best ways of supporting teenagers is by finding their spark. Finding your child's spark means identifying the thing that they are passionate about. Take a look through the articles below for ways to find that passion and nurture it in a positive way.
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Pathways
Supporting your teen to plan their pathway
Look at your teen’s strengths and interests to help them plan their pathway beyond school.
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Sport can’t help my teen at school, can it?
Learn more about the benefits of engaging in sport.
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Can The Duke of Ed help my teen at school?
Learn about how The Duke of Ed can help your teenager at school and in life
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Find their Spark
Building their spark
As a parent there are things you can do to help your teen at school.
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What success looks like
Helping my child succeed in school and life
If your child is struggling at school, there’s ways you can help your them find success with simple tips and strategies.
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Overcoming the fear of failure in teenagers
Learn how to turn fearing failure into facing it head on
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My teenager won’t leave their bedroom
Get them up, get them moving, get them talking and celebrate the wins.
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Learning from failure
You can help your teen to self-regulate their emotions by talking to them about the failure
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How to empower your teenager
Learn how to empower your teen and give them a sense of control
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Teaching your teen how to learn from failure
For teenagers, failure can feel especially hard as they deal with changes in their bodies, brains and in their lives.
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Teaching teenagers how to handle failure
For a teenager, a failure could be getting a low score on an exam, missing a goal during a sports game or not finishing school work on time.
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