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From a very early age, it is important that we socialise, because it is a practice that we need at every stage of our life.  Socialising is particularly crucial to a child’s development for both physical and emotional wellbeing purposes. What is Socialising? Socialising put simply is interacting with others.  It is essential tha

This article discusses a collaborative model of student supervision, describing how the model works and the ideas underpinning it. International research findings which identify the strengths and weaknesses of requiring students to collaborate and support each other's learning are presented, along with the second author's reflections on her experience of using the model. Key messages suggest that all parties learn through implementing the model, and that students welcome opportunities for active learning and hands on experience. Critical elements in successful implementation, as with all placements, are adequate preparation and good communication between the university and supervisor.

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This article explores the importance of teaching children good social skills in school, and how both school and parents can play a role in helping children learn how to interact with others. Find out why it is so important for children to develop social skills in school, and discover how parents can work with the school to ensure their child has good social skills.