Editor’s Picks

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  Managing Challenging Behaviors In The Classroom: Understanding Sensory Triggers

  Children act out in the classroom for a variety of reasons. They may be tired, bored, frustrated or dealing with sensory overwhelm. Parents and teachers are becoming increasingly aware of the connection between sensory triggers [...]

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  6 surprisingly easy ways to raise a generous child

  Although it might sometimes be hard to believe, generosity is hardwired into human beings, and so teaching it to children is often surprisingly easy. The most basic way is to model sharing behavior in front [...]

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  Pretend Play: Getting Them Ready for School

  When it comes to school, we all want our kids to be at the top of the class and that means giving them a head start before they ever meet their teacher. From letters and [...]

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  Early Signs Of Auditory Processing Issues Parents Often Miss — And What To Do Next

  Early signs of auditory processing issues (APD) do occur, but they can easily be misunderstood, even by the most the most vigilant parents. Some parents notice early hints long before a formal term enters the [...]

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  Jigsaw Learning In Physical Education

  Elliot Aronson developed the Jigsaw Learning method back in the 1970’s, and it surrounds cooperative learning through assigning active roles to each student. This can be done by the educator splitting the students into groups [...]