Build the future with us!
nun schools is accepting applications from teachers who wish to contribute to our vision of "raisi...
Seven Beautiful Children Poem Contest & Writing Workshop
organized by the nun schools turkish language department, the seven beautiful children poem contes...
Book Characters Festival
the second book characters festival invited students to deepen their reading culture and bring the...
Following the Footsteps of Haluk Dursun - Journey with Books Workshop
held in memory of the late prof. dr. haluk dursun and designed to pass on his legacy to younger ge...
“Physical Education or Brain Education?” Workshop with Dr. Yeşim Ünveren
as part of our professional learning series, we hosted dr. yeşim ünveren for a workshop titled “ph...
Parent Workshop “Building Boundaries: A Secure Bond”
The Middle School Counseling Department hosted an insightful parent workshop titled "Building Boundaries: A Secure Bond," specifically designed for our 5th and 6th-grade parents. In an era where technological advancements have rendered physical boundaries increasingly transparent, the workshop explored the implications of this shift on the parent-child relationship and its reflections on family communication.
Throughout the session, the pedagogical definition of "boundaries" was examined alongside the psychological foundations necessary for establishing "secure zones" in a child’s developmental journey. The session provided a psychological analysis of the stages of authority and the common challenges parents face when setting boundaries. By evaluating behavioral patterns that may emerge in the absence of healthy boundaries, the workshop underscored the vital importance of a trust-based discipline approach within the family unit.
During the practical activities, parents engaged in an art therapy session, allowing them to reflect on their own family dynamics and relational boundaries. This blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience empowered our parents to re-evaluate their perception of boundaries and fostered the development of healthier communication models.
