Raising Independent Learners in a Fast-Paced World
- ALL AGES
For parents of youth aged 13 and above: Discover practical strategies and tips to help your teens become independent learners
Date and time
Location
Undifferent Learning Center
37 Jalan Pemimpin #02-06 Singapore, 577177 SingaporeAgenda
10:00 AM - 10:15 AM
Why independent learning matters more than ever today
10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Grades Aren’t Enough: The Cognitive & Life Skills Teens Really Need
Dr Irene Lin (PhD)
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Supporting Teens Through Emotional Blocks
About this event
- Event lasts 2 hours
- ALL AGES
- Paid venue parking
For Parents of Youth Aged 13 and Above
Join us at the Undifferent Learning Center for an engaging and practical session focused on helping teens become more independent in their learning.
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy for students to feel overwhelmed or lost. This event will give you tools and strategies to support your teen in building self-direction, confidence, and ownership over their learning journey.
Whether your teen is struggling, unmotivated, or simply needs better habits, this session will help you understand:
- What gets in the way of independent learning
- How to guide (not push) your teen toward better habits
- Practical ways to support learning without nagging
👨👩👧 Perfect for parents, caregivers, and educators of teens aged 13 and up
📍 Come learn, connect, and leave with actionable insights you can apply right away.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, your partner is welcome to attend! Please register them separately as each attendee will need their own ticket.
No preparation is needed. Just bring yourself and an open mind
This session is designed specifically for parents only. It’s an interactive workshop focused on equipping you with strategies and insights to support your teen more effectively.
Yes, you can get in touch with us at hello@undifferent.sg or visit our website at www.undifferent.sg
This session is most suitable for parents of children aged 13 and above. If your child is currently in Primary 6 and entering Secondary 1 next year, you’re welcome to attend. However, the content may not be suitable for parents with younger children below that age.