Children grow at different rates. Cognitive, Physical, Social, and Language skills can vary from child to child.
If you have ever been worried that your child is not developing appropriately in any specific area, before seeking professional help, read the developmental milestones of the whole child. This will give you insight on some specific things your […]
Filed under: General, Infant development, Toddler development, Preschool Development on February 6th, 2007 | No Comments »
You remember math in school, right? “Please take out your books and turn to page 80 and do all the even problems.”
A report from the NCTM (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics) states that parents who take part in daily mathematics is the most important factor that leads to academic excellence among students.
If you recall […]
Filed under: General, Math on February 5th, 2007 | No Comments »
If you are in the field of education, this title is an important part of how you manage your day. You have hopefully researched the topic and have formed opinions on the pros and cons.
If you are reading this and are uncertain of policies of the No Child Left Behind Act, please take a moment […]
Filed under: General, NCBL on February 2nd, 2007 | No Comments »
Today I began my first day in a first grade classroom. The public schools expect so much of these young learners that they are forced to sit in a desk all day (or on the carpet) and participate in work, work, work. I am twenty-two-years old and sitting for an hour makes me fidgety. Every […]
Filed under: General, Primary Years on February 2nd, 2007 | No Comments »
