What is an alpha complex you may ask? To begin with, there are many faces to the alpha complex. Some alpha children present as bossy and prescriptive, dominating and controlling, compelled to take charge. They are most comfortable when in the lead and when giving the orders. 

To read more: https://www.cebm.ca/post/does-your-child-have-an-alpha-complex

There is a growing problem among children that is not commonly understood despite being insidious and far-reaching. It serves to make parenting and sometimes teaching a challenge, if not a nightmare.  The problem is one of dominance – when the relational dance between an adult and child becomes inverted.

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To read more: https://www.cebm.ca/post/who-s-in-charge-reclaiming-the-lead-with-an-alpha-child

There is a growing problem among children that does not have a name. It is insidious and far-reaching, serving to make parenting and sometimes teaching challenging, if not a nightmare.

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To read more: https://www.cebm.ca/post/children-in-the-lead-with-nowhere-to-go

What is the difference between a great teacher and a master teacher? After years of hiring and working with teachers, along with decades of experience in the classroom, I am convinced there are a few tangible things that set these groups apart. Here are the five things I have learned from being a teacher and watching master teachers in action.

To read more: https://www.cebm.ca/post/the-five-things-master-teachers-know-and-do