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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. We are always looking for valuable contributions to our site so if you are interested in becoming a contributor contact us.

How Many Students Fit on a Classroom Seating Rug

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One of the most common questions teachers ask is also one of the most important.
“How many students will actually fit on this rug?”

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

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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 conversation. A child seems to follow along one moment, then loses the thread the next, and the inconsistency raises questions.

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Navigating Singapore’s Landscape of Excellence: A Guide for Families and Professionals

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Singapore has earned its reputation as a global hub where education, innovation, and business excellence converge.

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Important Early Learning Experiences For Your Kids

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If you are keen for your children to develop as well as possible, there are a lot of things that you might want to bear in mind here, and it’s going to be important that you are aware of them as well as you can be.

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Building Mathematical Confidence: Creative Approaches That Span Early Years to Exam Success

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Mathematics anxiety is real, and it often begins earlier than we think. As parents and educators, we’re constantly searching for ways to make numbers less intimidating and more intuitive for children at every stage of their learning journey.

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Safer Play Spaces For Special Needs Students

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Every child deserves a safe place to play, explore, and connect with others. For students with special needs, play spaces must be designed with extra care to ensure accessibility, comfort, and sensory balance.

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Kid-Friendly Home Design Materials For Sensory Inclusion

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Creating a home that supports children, especially those with sensory sensitivities, requires thoughtful choices in materials and finishes. Selecting the right surfaces, fabrics, and textures can help children feel safe, comfortable, and engaged while minimizing […]

How Graduate Degrees Help Educators Adapt to Changing Learning Environments

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Educational careers require teachers to commit to continuing education. This usually takes the form of mandatory trainings held at various points throughout the year

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Is It Too Early to Teach Early Learners About Nursing?

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When we talk about nursing, most people picture adults in scrubs, not children in elementary school. Nursing is usually considered a career path chosen after high school or college

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The Real Reason Your Child Needs a Bedtime Routine

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As parents and carers, we’ve all had the nightly battle of getting little ones into bed, the endless requests for “just one more story,” and the seemingly impossible task of switching off their boundless energy.

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