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In Other Words program released | OzAsia Festival | Arts - Vimarsana News

In Other Words program released | OzAsia Festival | Arts

Jennifer Wong, curator of OzAsia Festival’s writing and ideas program, In Other Words, talks with InReview about this year’s line-up.

'A Tiger Parent? A Jellyfish Mum? No, I'm Just A Human Trying To Get By...' | Life - Vimarsana News

'A Tiger Parent? A Jellyfish Mum? No, I'm Just A Human Trying To Get By...' | Life

What kind of parent are you? Dunno... depends how tired I am.

Let kids be kids: Making 5-year-olds plan their careers is a load of mud pies - Vimarsana News

Let kids be kids: Making 5-year-olds plan their careers is a load of mud pies

While there is a mismatch between the skills our economies need and the jobs our youngsters dream about, that is no excuse for rushing them into career planning. Life takes us in unexpected directions and we can’t know what skills will be useful in the future, so let kids relax and embrace where life takes them.

Source: scmp.com
Watch: Getting Revenge Against 'Tiger Parents' in Short Film 'Munkie' - Vimarsana News

Watch: Getting Revenge Against 'Tiger Parents' in Short Film 'Munkie'

Be good, listen to your dad. Nothing like a dark revenge tale to end the week. Munkie is a dark thriller short film made by a talented Chinese-Kiwi

As parents' stress levels rise, why it's time to ease up on home schooling - Vimarsana News

As parents' stress levels rise, why it's time to ease up on home schooling

As parents’ stress levels rise, why it’s time to ease up on home schooling With no end in sight for school closures, it’s time for parents to prioritise their children’s mental health over their academic achievement 20 January 2021 • 1:18pm It was just a few weeks into lockdown last March that eight-year old Oliver* started to declare loudly how much he hated Maths. No sooner had his mother Sophie, 41, a business development manager from St Albans, put a worksheet in front of her younger son, than Oliver would complain: “I’m stuck.” Soon even a gentle suggestion about how to t...