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Articles written by SensoryEdge are a combined effort of the SensoryEdge publishing staff. At SensoryEdge our focus is to educate, inform, and inspire each person caring for children to be and do their very best. It is not always easy and sometimes we don't take action (or we take the wrong action) because of a lack of understanding the real issues. We hope that the conversations that occur here will help in some small way better the lives of children, their families, and the professionals who work with them.

Make Back-to-School Time Fun with these Activities

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Back to school time can be fun with these activities. The first week of school can be stressful for many students. Shy children may be particularly anxious about meeting new people and making friends. With just […]

The Most Important Features of Good Classroom Management

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Good classroom management is more than having all your students under your dictatorship. Proper classroom management involves mutual respect between teacher and students, and an understanding of the learning environment you want to set. What […]

Technology and Art Collaboration in the Classroom

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Technology and art are getting together in the classroom. Can the creative arts successfully coexist – and even thrive – alongside technology oriented subject matter in the K-12 grade levels? Education and arts commentator Christine […]

What to do When your Child is Depressed

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photo credit: blog.childrensdayton.org You never thought you’d think it but you’re starting to see your child seems a little down. There are things you can do when your child is depressed. This article lists some […]

School and Technology: Copyright Laws Relating to Internet Images

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School and technology go together but there are some things you might not be aware of in regards to copyright laws. Jacqui Murray’s article “Technology in the Classroom: About Image Copyrights” is quite informative and necessary […]

How Hand Games can Improve Motor and Cognitive Skills

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Playing games using your hands is an excellent way to improve motor and cognitive skills such as: hand-eye coordination, bilateral dexterity, motor planning and crossing the midline. Improving hand-eye coordination is an important task regardless of […]

Articles by SensoryEdge

Make Back-to-School Time Fun with these Activities

The Most Important Features of Good Classroom Management

Technology and Art Collaboration in the Classroom

What to do When your Child is Depressed

School and Technology: Copyright Laws Relating to Internet Images

How Hand Games can Improve Motor and Cognitive Skills

Miracle Pill Helps Kids’ Health with No Negative Side-effects

School Assessments Are Changing and Growing for the Next Generation

Sensory Motor Lesson With a Fish Theme

Technology and Art Collaboration in the Classroom