In a recent discussion with friends, the comment was made that kids should be responsible and held accountable for the choices they make. Well – yes, that is...

I have been involved in education for decades and have seen how some trends gather traction because they are research-based, and others are one-hit wonders b...

Many of us are quite familiar with the colour designations (blue, gold, green and orange) of the four temperaments. When we overlay this with someone being a...

In a previous blog, I referenced Barbara Keogh’s research on temperament in education. According to http://www.b-di.com/ similar research was conducted by Ro...

I recently came upon a website that stressed the need for understanding personality and behavioural individuality. The applications to education and pedagogy...

I often check out the website http://www.b-di.com/ a site for understanding behavioural individuality. According to them, “Programmatic research on temperame...

September starts off with a bang as parents juggle school schedules, organized programs and finding valuable family time – not to mention dealing with how ea...

Kate Jones and I had the honour of being invited to the Association for Psychological Type International (APTi) Biennial Conference in Miami Florida, to spea...

Do you sometimes wonder if your child is trying to drive you crazy? Or do you sometimes ask the question, “Why can’t they be more like me?” Great Parenting S...

This presentation, focussing on behaviour, guides participants through an exploration of the four temperament types, with a discovery of their own type as we...