SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT FOR CHILDREN ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is largely characterized by social dysfunction. The social problems that are related to this are often assumed to be a choice by the individual, however, this is not the case. Children with ASD want to interact with others but they do not possess […]
Mentoring has been around for many years and has shown to have many positive outcomes for all participants. In InspireMartial Arts, the mentoring program that is implemented is called the TNT Team, or Teachers In Training. This is a “near-peer” type mentoring program that is very structured and incorporates a full curriculum and training system. […]
The learning process is vital to the healthy development of a child’s brain and their experiences and interactions largely influence how this happens. This process doesn’t just take place in the classroom but in all areas of the child’s life. Because of this, learning is better approached when it is an active process that triggers […]
As they say, kids will be kids. And yes, children and teens can be unkind to their peers and feelings get hurt. The problem is when these behaviors become common and target the same person repeatedly. This is the point at which the idea “kids being kids” begins to cross the line to bullying. And […]
Goal setting is one of the most highly linked characteristics to the success that individuals have. Top athletes and successful people all use goal setting. And while it is a trait that is most often associated with adolescents and adults, younger children can also benefit greatly from beginning this life skill at an early age. […]
Have you ever wonder why Age-Specific curriculum is key to your child’s success? We will explain below why it’s our teaching method at Inspire Martial arts. The term “age-specific” is used very often in education and healthcare. It has a very definite meaning and is used to describe things that are prepared specifically for the […]
This article was last updated on October 03, 2024 Bullying Prevention October arrives with autumn’s chill and a vital mission: National Bullying Prevention Month. You’ll see blue shirts, posters, and slogans of solidarity. But if you, like me, still feel the echoes of childhood bullying, you understand that awareness alone is not a shield. It shatters my […]
This article was last updated on May 28, 2025 In a world where screens are everywhere and everybody wants everything right now, parents are turning to kids’ martial arts classes. These aren’t just places to hit and kick but spots where kids learn character, stay focused, and become tougher. There’s a kind of magic here. These […]
This article was last updated on May 28, 2025 Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) can be frustrating for families, right? It’s a disorder where kids always seem angry and act out, especially with teachers and parents. You know, the Child Mind Institute says that kids with ODD don’t just have the typical, typical teenage attitude but […]
This article was last updated on May 26, 2025 Unlocking Your Child’s Potential: How Martial Arts Transforms the School Experience Grade school isn’t just a place, right? It’s a lively world where kids learn, make buddies, and understand feelings. They not only learn math and reading but also deal with pals, bullies, and self-doubt can […]
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