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  Many children do not fully understand the importance of using a school diary correctly. However, it is essential to plan personal work. Correct use of his or her planner will help them enormously. Good Reasons to Use a School Diary Children live in the present moment. Many consider that using a planner wastes more time than gains it. With an "I'll remember!" they fix everything on the spot. Returning home, harsh reality sets in. In general, they have a hard time remembering their work and planning it, they tend to complete their tasks as they remember what they had to do instead of prioritizing the most urgent ones. Hence the importance of using a school diary. Planning A school diary is a useful product for its practical function. This resource offers a simple tool that students can use to plan different tasks. A tool with which children begin to become familiar with the objective of time management. Write down what is important A school diary also provides a track of

  Education is that construct that encompasses all teaching-learning processes. A social institution, in which we can distinguish: methodologies, techniques, media, teachers, students, etc. In other words, a large conglomerate which, in turn, is one of the basic pillars of any society. Therefore, being so fundamental, it must be modernized. The educational system in some areas is obsolete; so this affects both teaching (by teachers) and student learning. And more if these students are going through adolescence, a special stage. Adolescence, a Small Great Revolution Adolescence is synonymous with rebellion against any authority figure. For this reason, the teacher’s role is very important. Because these are decisive years for the future and a bad decision can influence a lot. Teachers must adapt to their students if they want to seek their attention during classes. Thus, innovation in education must be present. Creating new scenarios that encourage learning among the youngest, such as t

  Emotional education is a pending chapter in most educational stages. In recent decades, awareness of the importance of mental health and the management of feelings from an early age has been realized. The pandemic has forced this slow evolution to accelerate and managing emotions to be a task that both children and adults work on. The World Health Organization (WHO) published in March 2020 a document called "Psychosocial and mental health considerations during the Covid-19 outbreak" in which it recognized the stress that the population was suffering due to the pandemic and in the one that gives recommendations to the different social groups to improve their emotional well-being. They advise parents that “if their children have concerns, addressing them together may lessen anxiety. Children will observe the behaviors and emotions of adults to look for cues that tell them how to manage their own emotions in difficult times. Giving importance to this learning from an early age