The Power of Parent Involvement
What you do and how you’re involved in your kids’ learning has more influence on their attitude and achievement than anything any other person does.
Making The Most Of Your Child’s Early School Years
When kids fall behind, it’s hard for them to catch up.
How To Respond If Your Child Is Bullied
Adhering to these suggestions will help your child feel comfortable talking to you, allowing you to come up with strategies to end the bullying, enhance self-esteem and build resiliency.
How To Communicate Better With Your Child’s Teacher
It is a sad reality that no parent can ignore: Your child’s classroom is too crowded. It doesn’t matter if the class has 40 children or just 14; there is only one teacher.
A Focus On Handwriting Fosters School Success
Handwriting builds self-esteem, helps children have an organized approach in managing tasks and enhances people’s ability to communicate.
Easing The Struggles Of Shut-Down Learners
To counter the downward spiral of the academically struggling child, the parents and teachers in the child’s life must pay close attention to the child’s schooling.
Preventing Accidental Food Allergen Exposure in the Classroom
Here are a few proactive tips to prepare your child with food allergies for a transition to a new classroom.
Benefits of Outdoor Nature Classrooms
Playing in nature classrooms facilitates children’s hands-on learning experiences, which incorporate key disciplines while creating an inviting learning space in the natural world.
Lost Motivation Midway Through the School Year?
Here are some valuable ways to aid kids in managing schoolwork and that all-important time after the school day ends.