As parents, our goal is to raise kids we actually want to hang out with, but often traditional schooling doesn’t encourage inquisitiveness, wit, play and creativity.

We can introduce these elements at home, and allow our kids to develop 360-degree, surround sound thinking. This will benefit them their whole lives, and it can all begin with a good board game. How do we raise intellectual children? How does play help in academic areas and vice versa?

In this episode, I’m joined by CEO of Success Academy Charter Schools, and author of “A+ PARENTING: THE SURPRISINGLY FUN GUIDE TO RAISING SURPRISINGLY SMART KIDS”, Eva Moskowitz. She shares simple ways parents can impact how their kids think, and make it an enjoyable experience.

If you’re raising intellectual children, parenting is so much more pleasurable.

-Eva Moskowitz 

 

Things You’ll Learn in This Episode

• Finding the right things for our kids to watch
  Many parents are worried about the impact movies and shows can have on their kids, but can certain content actually be good for them?
• Create an intellectual moment and bonding opportunity
  What’s the difference between occupying our kids and engaging with them?
• How to model curiosity and inquisitiveness
  Kids are actually interested in details and specialized knowledge. How do we share what we know with them?

 

Guest Bio

Eva Moskowitz is the founder and CEO of Success Academy Charter Schools, and author of “A+ PARENTING: THE SURPRISINGLY FUN GUIDE TO RAISING SURPRISINGLY SMART KIDS”. She helps relieve the pressure and offer parents a guide that will make learning engaging, inspiring and fun for all involved. A+ PARENTING shares Eva’s experiences raising three children and educating 20,000 plus students.

For more information follow her Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram

 

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