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Page 9 of 24 — 285 reportsfrom the Foundation’s archive, all available in English.
Today's activity: increasing attention and concentration, improving counting, hand exercises, developing cognitive skills, encouraging cooperative play and building self-esteem.
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Part of the pre-writing skills sessions Activity objectives: recognising letter shapes and drawing them in watercolour, distinguishing colours, and strengthening the fine muscles.
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The Egyptian Foundation for Development and Quality works with Dar El-Nour Nursery on developing children's skills and giving children space to express themselves and discover who they are.
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Drawing lets children express their thoughts, dreams and feelings, and develops their skills and confidence. The seven stages of children's drawing run parallel to the stages of language.
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Writing and reading at the whiteboard helps children develop creativity and imagination by exploring ideas visually, and teaches basic concepts such as shapes.
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Motor skills work for people with disabilities (brain or muscular atrophy): visual-motor coordination and motor balance.
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Working with children with ADHD and applying it academically: attention and concentration, recognising letters by colour, multiple-choice selection, and carrying out two-part instructions.
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Adel Dawood, head of Kafr El-Zayat City Council, and three deputy heads visited the Foundation to follow up its work with people with disabilities and to inspect the sensory integration and activity rooms.
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Part of the English-language learning difficulties sessions at the EFDQ kindergarten, with Miss Nada Mansour, working on attention and concentration.
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How do I find out what is going on with my child?? #Efdq. The Egyptian Foundation for Development and Quality. hadeersalama
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Where social shyness in children comes from, the problems it causes at school and with friends, and practical steps parents can take.
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If you call your child once, twice, three times and then shout, and he gets up at once, he will only ever get up when you shout. Do not let him get used to shouting.
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