The philosophy of positive education assumes that a child is born with a natural disposition, and that with respect, care, love and guidance the child can become well-mannered, responsible and successful as an adult.
Positive education replaces punishment and shouting with understanding, encouragement and clear boundaries. It focuses on building the child's self-esteem and sense of responsibility.
The principles of positive education
Practical tools for guiding behavior with respect and love
Applying positive methods at home and at school
Parents and families, teachers and educational supervisors, and school counselors and others interested in child upbringing.
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A presentation on family counseling. The family is more than a means of regulating births and raising children for their social roles: it is a functional group that provides its members with many basic satisfactions.
Family resilience is a strengths-based approach that emphasizes positive outcomes across the family system and among its members.
A comprehensive presentation on the status of women through philosophy, sociology, psychology and Islamic law, explaining their rights to education, work and family life, with Quranic evidence of Islam's fairness to women.
Celebrates motherhood as a feeling God places in the heart of every woman, and explores the giving and love mothers offer.
A faith-based presentation on protecting the home and family through remembrance of God, supplication and sound religious practice.
Prepares participants with the essential knowledge and skills needed to deal with people with special needs competently.
Presents the family budget as the main guide for scheduling household expenses over a set period, whether a week, a month or a full year.
Describes adolescence as one of the most critical stages of life, marked by constant renewal, and offers guidance for supporting teenagers.
Many families find it very hard to raise children in the right educational way, and without a clear approach to upbringing, parents' confusion grows.
Explores how divorce is a major change in a child's life and how to organize visits that protect the child's wellbeing.
