Eduquip

Discipline isn't built in a day. It's built daily.

Which habit do you practice the most? 👇

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Many people spend their lives fighting their feelings.

They resist sadness.
Suppress fear.
Argue with anger.

But emotions were never meant to stay forever.

They arrive with a message.
They leave when they're heard.

You are not your fear.
You are not your anxiety.
You are not your sadness.

You are the house.

Feelings are only visitors.

💙 Learning isn’t just about what children know, it’s about who they become.

At Impaq, education is about more than academics; it’s about helping learners develop the confidence, responsibility, and resilience they need to thrive.

Through adaptable learning, hands-on support, and opportunities for greater ownership of their education, learners develop important life skills such as time management, self-discipline, and problem-solving, all while learning in a way that works for them.

With Impaq
- learning is tailored to your child’s needs- resources and lesson materials are CAPS-aligned
learners are encouraged to be independent and confident

I recently shouted at some children. It was a moment of vulnerability. In it I expressed my disappointment, but also my loss of control.

I had to apologise the next day - not for reprimanding them - but for the method In which I did so.

Lead by example. Admit your mistakes.
We are all weak at times. We grow together.

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English Vocabulary 📖
Mephistophelean (adjective) /ˌmef.ɪ.stəˈfɒf.ə.li.ən/

Cunningly evil, devilish, manipulative, or scheming, especially in a charming or tempting way.

Examples:
The villain wore a Mephistophelean smile.
His Mephistophelean scheme deceived many people.
The novel's antagonist is a Mephistophelean figure who tempts others into wrongdoing.
She gave him a Mephistophelean grin before revealing her plan.

Synonyms:
diabolical, devilish, sinister, fiendish, Machiavellian

Try using the word in your own sentence!