It shouldn’t surprise that socially successful people are generally more successful in life. Children are increasingly faced with managing these situations early on; in school interviews for example, children who can introduce themselves, converse with teachers, ask questions, provide answers and join other children at play are more likely to do well, regardless of their knowledge and abilities.

In sporting activities, children who can communicate well with the coach and work together with peers have a better chance to becoming an important member of the team even though they may not be more competent.

Our speaker Ms. Tina Stephenson will work through all these scenarios and the skills children require to be socially successful. It is never too early (or too late) for your child to learn great social skills!

The workshop will focus on:

1. Have great greetings and introductions
2. How children can join their peers at play
3. How to talk to adults

• Date and Time:
  Nov 5th (Thursday) 6:30pm - 7:30pm

  Nov 6th (Friday) 10:00am - 11:00am

• Fee:
  Free for members and $300 for non-members

  *light refreshments will be served

Tina Stephenson
Tina Stephenson is a Senior Lecturer for Middlesex University London in their Honours B.A. in Early Childhood Studies.

She has acted as a Senior Trainer for many international school teachers and is widely regarded as an expert in child behavior management.

Ms Tina has resided in Hong Kong for 12 years and is currently completing her PhD at the prestigious Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.