Kids on the Yard, Collections of Study Skills Related Articles Supporting Parents and Students on this topic, parent guides, student guides
Introduction to Hispanic Heritage Month Hispanic Heritage Month, from September 15 to October 15, honors the contributions and vibrant cultures of Hispanic and Latino communities
Understanding How Development Stages Influence Goal Setting in Children As parents and educators, we guide children through the path of growth and development. Teaching kids
Managing schoolwork for kids of different ages in the same household can present a unique set of challenges. However, with the right strategies and a
Encouraging a child’s curiosity and problem-solving skills can be a rewarding journey. These skills are developed through environmental exploration, self-directed learning, and simply asking questions.
“Children learn as they play. More Importantly, In play, chIldren learn how to learn.” -O. Fred Donaldson Play is crucial for early childhood development, shaping
“Education must not simply teach work—it must teach life.” – W.E.B. DU BOIS Critical thinking and encouraging students to engage deeply with their studies are
“Even the smallest achievements pave a way to great success.” – Mary Kay Ash What is Positive Reinforcement and how can you use it? Positive reinforcement
Technology is a fear among many soon-to-be educators and is detested by many current educators– some people have even deemed kids who always use technology
From an early age, it’s crucial for children to be empowered to shape their routines and understand the importance of their interests. This article discusses
It’s easy for you and your child to feel overwhelmed by the amount of extracurricular activities available, especially when deciding on ones that will shape
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