How do you fare as a parent? Unfortunately it is never easy to judge or tell whether you are doing a good job of parenting. That's perhaps why it is essential to hear and learn from other experienced parents and educators on what you should or should not be doing.
Tickets are priced at $18* per person or $24* per couple for each session
(*excludes SISTIC charges)
PROGRAMME
| Date | Timing | Language | Topic | Speaker |
| 17 Jul (Sat) | 9.30am – 12.30pm | English | ScreamFree Parenting – 5 Truths Every Parent Needs To Know | Hal Runkel |
| Parents as Coach – A New Paradigm in Raising Resilient Teens | Edwin Choy | |||
| 17 Jul(Sat) | 9.30am – 12.30pm | Tamil | Character Development – The Banyan | Perumal Bamah |
| “To Argue or Not to Argue?” – Essentials of Effective Communication with Teenagers. | Mrs Sarojini Padmanathan | |||
| 17 Jul(Sat) | 2.30pm – 5.30pm | Mandarin | 谈心说爱—打开您和青少年沟通心门 | 卓佳敏 |
| 培养孩子的 品质能成就其一生 | 袁凤珠 | |||
| 18 Jul(Sun) | 9.30am – 12.30pm | Malay | Communicating with Teens in Malay | Hj MUtalif Hashim |
| Character Development | Ustaz Fadlon Osman | |||
| 18 Jul(Sun) | 2.30pm – 5.30pm | English | Stop Parenting Start Coaching – Conscious & Mindful Parenting | Dolly Yeo |
| Prepare For Liftoff: ScreamFree Parenting Your Teens into Adulthood | Hal Runkel |
TICKETS & PRICES
Tickets available at SISTIC from Tuesday 8 June 2010. Each ticket costs $18. Purchase a pair at only $24!* Refreshments will be provided and each participant will receive a FAMILY FUN PACK!
Book online now or call SISTIC hotline on 63485555. Alternatively, you may wish to visit SISTIC authorized agents.
Buy early to avoid disappointment!
*Each ticket grants entrance to 1 session only. For instance, if you are interested in the English session on Sat morning and the Malay session on Sun morning, you need to buy tickets separately. Ticket prices indicated here exclude SISTIC booking fee. Please add to above price $3 Booking Fee per ticket for tickets above $20 and $1 Booking Fee per ticket for tickets $20 and below.
Venue
NTUC Auditorium
Level 7, NTUC Centre
One Marina Boulevard
MRT
Raffles Place MRT Station
BUSES
Bus stop location: Collyer Quay-Clifford Pier
SBS – 10 70 97 100 107 130 131 162 196
SMRT Buses – 75 167 531 546 700
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this is so sad….. Asian Parents…why on earth are we inviting ang mohs to come teach us how to raise our kids…no offence to them but i believe our culture and believes are very different. It’s like asking a bangla to teach a china man how to raise his kids…
It’s time for us asian parent to take the lead to teach our kids our heritage as well as our culture. I wont want my kid to be a desperate housewife or glee..all emotional and desperate for love and attention.