Podcast: Setting Your Child Up For Success

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Want to see your children reach their full potential, in all areas of their lives?

Tim Dansie, a registered teacher and psychologist who is sought-after by both parents and educators alike, reveals what it takes to set your child up for success on his new podcast.

Tim shares insights from his decades of experience working with children from all backgrounds with all kinds of personalities. He also shares real stories that you can learn from.

Each episode is easy to understand with practical tips that you can apply straight away.

Season 1 of this podcast focuses on children aged between three and twelve. Please subscribe to ensure you don’t miss an episode.

Tim is a registered Teacher and Psychologist. He spent twelve years working in schools as a Teacher and Psychologist before establishing his own private practice working with children, families, teachers and schools. As a result, Tim has a unique understanding about what is required to improve a student’s educational and wellbeing outcomes.

Tim currently consults to the Independent Schools Association, the Catholic Schools Association and the Education Department of South Australia.

He also works with elite level athletes, consulting to the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL and as a Career Guidance person to Adelaide United in the A-League.

Tim has vast experience working with children and families and he is able to offer a wide range of services.

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You can also send Tim an email or find out more about his private practice here.

This show is produced by Apiro Media.

Show notes:

Ep 1 – The fundamentals

To have the fundamentals for a successful life, a child …

1. Has a positive outlook on life.
2. Knows how to build and maintain friendships.
3. Can read social situations.
4. Has empathy for others.
5. Is learning.
6. Knows the difference between right and wrong.
7. Is active and exercises.
8. Contributes to home life.
9. Follows instructions.

Our job as parents:

To produce a good adult.

From ages 0 – 12 we are teachers.

From 12 – 17 we are motivators.

Age 17+ we are a friend.

Critical factor: Know your child.

Summary:

Be clear of what is success is for your child.

Work on one change at a time.

Know your child.

Learn from good people – listen to people who you trust and who don’t judge.

Tim’s book Setting Your Kids Up for Success (4 – 12): Time for Some Common Sense is on the way. Sign up to our mailing list to get notified when it’s released!