It is often thought that "educational play = special teaching materials are necessary," but in fact, much of a child's learning happens in daily life. Rather, "small games" found in everyday life are the best foundation for developing thinking skills....

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Hello! "You've made such a mess again..." "Hurry up and do ○○!" → (usually followed by "I was just about to do it...") "Hurry up!" These kinds of exchanges are commonplace, aren't they? Many mothers probably look at their sleeping...

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Inquiry skills have attracted particular attention since the introduction of "Integrated Inquiry Time" in high schools and its connection with university entrance examinations (comprehensive selection). While it's clear that acquiring inquiry skills is beneficial, what exactly are they? What are...

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Hello! It seems my child is talking to themselves... not talking to anyone, just muttering... talking to themselves... While a little self-talk is cute, some parents might find it a bit concerning if it goes on for too long. This...

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