by Editorial | Mar 18, 2021 | Articles of interest
Blog by Leone’ Kode on vocabulary A personal reflection on being an NILD Educational Therapist during the Covid-19 Pandemic February 2021 Jacquie is a NILD Educational Therapist with 20-years experience, both within the school environment and in private...
by Editorial | Apr 25, 2019 | Articles of interest
Collaboration between parents, educators and specialist service providers By Shireen Archibald (NILD SA Director) Often the terminology or difference of opinion between the various role players in a child’s educational arenas can be confusing and cause unnecessary...
by Editorial | Apr 9, 2019 | Learning Disabilities
26 March 2019 2:47 PM PODCAST with CAPE TALK Guest: Santie Smit | One of the directors of National Institute for Learning Development SA (NILD SA). Click here to listen online
by Editorial | Dec 5, 2018 | Articles of interest, Learning Disabilities
Isn’t it strange that whenever we are in a bad mood or frustrated, it feels as though everything is going wrong? Well, there just might be a good explanation for this phenomenon. Studies have shown that emotion has a substantial influence on the cognitive processes,...
by Editorial | Oct 23, 2018 | Articles of interest
Parenting the Challenging Child in the “Noughties” by Bridget Wren “Temperament is indicated by behaviour that clusters into three categories: easy, slow to warm up, and difficult. No category makes a child good or bad. They merely describe s child’s response...
