to the famous "Learning Pyramid" developed by the National Training Laboratories, we remember:

10 percent of what we read,

20 percent of what we hear,

30 percent of what we see,

50 percent of what we see and hear,

70 percent of what we discuss,

80 percent of what we experience, and

95 percent of what we teach others

This means that when children are actively engaged in teaching others, they can retain up to 95% of the information they are teaching.

As parents, we have the power to empower our children to become confident teachers by creating an environment where they can actively engage in the learning process and by listening to our children's perspectives on their learning experiences.

When children are given the opportunity to teach others, they are forced to think critically and creatively about the material they are presenting.

Assuming the role of a teacher compels children to think critically and creatively about the material they present They develop essential skills such as effective communication, leadership, and empathy

Explaining complex concepts to others not only builds their confidence and self-esteem but also helps them become more proficient learners By breaking down information and articulating it in a way that others can understand, they solidify their own understanding of the subject matter.

Teaching others also fosters a deeper level of engagement with the material. When children prepare to teach a topic, they must organize their thoughts, identify key points, and create a coherent lesson plan. This process enhances their understanding of the subject and encourages them to think critically about how to effectively convey the information to others It pushes them to find creative ways to engage their "students" and adapt their teaching style to suit different learning preferences. These skills are invaluable in both academic and real-world settings.

Assuming the role of a teacher cultivates important social and emotional skills. When children teach others, they must be attentive to the needs of their audience, adapt their explanations to suit different learning styles, and exercise patience and empathy

They learn to listen actively, respond to questions, and provide constructive feedback These interpersonal skills are crucial for building positive relationships, collaborating effectively, and resolving conflicts, all of which are essential for success in various aspects of life.

Our certified Learning Success Coaches understand the importance of creating an environment where children can actively engage in the learning process and become confident teachers themselves. Our coaches are trained to support and guide children as they take on the role of teachers, providing them with the necessary tools and strategies to succeed

Through personalized coaching sessions, they help children develop their communication skills, enhance their subject knowledge, and refine their teaching techniques.