Once again our public schools may be under the threat of losing students. There are a growing number of small, personalized schools emerging around the
Getting children and students of any age to listen is a daunting task. It appears that it is a skill that parents and some teachers
It is not uncommon for new math methods to cause panic with parents. But, Common Core has been around for several years; and, once again,
Some classrooms in today’s educational system require students to sit still and be quiet. Others encourage students to move around and participate in discussion groups. The
Today our schools have become a resource for the local community. They serve as a hub for many social and health needs as well as
Do you often negotiate with children? As parents and educators, sometimes it seems that is all we do. Negotiation does not mean you are giving in to
Is important that children respect and follow rules. It may not be in vogue but there are still reasons for teaching children and students to
Teaching financial literacy has become a recent concern. How early should parents and educators begin to teach the process of spending and saving money? Some
The fun of the holidays can cause much stress both at home and in school. Children and adults feel the strain. With many events happening
Last week my blog was about teaching bright students in the classroom. And yes, there is a difference between being bright and being gifted. Should they