Year: 2019

Families can and should engage in wholesome recreational activities. Doing so provides structure and learning opportunities for children, as well as developing familial relationships and creating a sense of love and trust in the family […]

Parents are often bombarded with advice on how to raise their kids. The truth is, your parenting style probably works great as is, but there may be room to improve. First, make sure you spend […]

Recess is effective in getting children to focus and behave during the day. A big part of development in childhood is getting plenty of exercise. Sitting in a classroom all day yields few benefits to […]

There are all kinds of learners in a classroom and lowering the brightest students to a level of learning more adaptable to others is unacceptable. Instead students that are less motivated or are struggling need […]

Approximately 50% of American teens admit that they’re addicted to their cell phones. This can lead to high levels of digital stress when it comes to trying to present as the best version of themselves […]

Sometimes a teacher has to step aside and let students do things for themselves. One example of this is cleaning up. It may go faster when the teacher does it, but it’s better for children […]

Students who are currently enrolled in K-12 programs will be met with year-end assessments in order to evaluate their knowledge that has been gathered throughout the school year. Unfortunately, these test often yield inaccurate results […]

Setting up a station in your home is a good way to involve your children in packing their own school lunches. The first step is to find a suitable space, for example, one with low enough counters that your kids can reach.