Think about the number of transitions in your child’s day–house to car, car to school, school to car, car to store, store to car, car to home. That’s quite a […]
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Play-Based Learning is definitely a popular phrase these days. We have used it to describe how we do things at our school. However, this article sheds some light on how
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I recently read this article via reason.com: The Fragile Generation The content is important and should get everyone’s wheels turning–we need to get back to our roots with kids, as
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This year, more than ever there has been a heavy focus on children learning to read at 3 and 4 years old. Many parents ask what they can do. The
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Back in 2013, the book Free to Learn by Peter Gray was published. Peter started the Sudbury School in Massachusetts–a school where children have complete responsibility for their own education.
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Blame by Brene Brown Blame. We hear kids do it all of the time: Crying and anger erupt on the carpet in an otherwise peaceful classroom. Ms. Smith: Why are
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We have all been there: trying to comfort an upset child, or maybe, even trying to reason with a child who is very angry. Have you ever been curious about
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Much of education is spent on how to make a living versus how to make a life. Listen to then 13 year old Logan LaPlante deliver an incredible presentation on
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