Digital Citizenship for Elementary Students and Tips on Teaching Children Good Cyber Habits
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Digital Citizenship for Elementary Students and Tips on Teaching Children Good Cyber Habits
Teaching children about digital citizenship is critical to a quality education today. That’s why Endeavor Schools is rolling out a new Digital Citizenship program for elementary-age students. The internet has infinite benefits, but it has to be navigated safely. In this program, students will learn how to safely drive on the information superhighway through a…
Read MoreInterview with Harvard University’s Dr. Junlei Li: How ‘Simple Interactions’ Can Create Strong Relationships and Healthy Development
Our daily lives are full of small, seemingly mundane events that can go unnoticed. However, for all of us, and especially for children, these “simple interactions” are the building blocks for bigger, more meaningful events that shape our lives. Simple Interactions is also the name for an early childhood development approach to promote strong relationships…
Read MoreWhy Being ‘Predictable’ Can Help Your Child’s Brain Development
Parents have long known that giving children a regular routine can help them learn good habits, but a new study from researchers at the University of California at Irvine has found evidence that having a “predictable” early life can be beneficial to a child’s brain development. And having predictable parents might be the key factor.…
Read MoreInterview with Rebecca Rolland, Author of ‘The Art of Talking with Children’
Talking is one of the most important ways that children learn language and social cues, but how often are parents having real, meaningful conversations with their children? In her new book, The Art of Talking with Children: The Simple Keys to Nurturing Kindness, Creativity, and Confidence in Kids, author Rebecca Rolland explains the power that conversation can…
Read More‘Raising Critical Thinkers:’ An Interview with Author Julie Bogart on How Parents Can Help Their Children Grow Wise in the Digital Age
For this month’s Thrive newsletter, we interviewed Julie Bogart, the author of the new book, Raising Critical Thinkers: A Parent’s Guide to Growing Wise Kids in the Digital Age. The book is a fascinating look at the importance that critical thinking skills play in a child’s development and what parents can do to strengthen those skills.…
Read MoreGuiding Your Child’s Behavior with Positivity
Endeavor Schools Webinar for Parents: Guiding Your Child’s Behavior with Positivity from Endeavor Schools Endeavor Schools is beginning a webinar series that will share research-based advice for parents interested in new ideas and concepts in child-rearing. Led by Dr. Amy Brerenton, the Executive Vice President for Academics at Endeavor Schools, these webinars will contain easily…
Read More3 Ways to Continue Learning During the Holidays
The holiday season is upon us, which means many children will spend less time at school and more time at home with their family. However, being away from the classroom doesn’t mean your child has to take a break from learning. With these tips, you can help your child stay sharp so that they can…
Read More3 Ways to Teach Children Organizational Skills
Organizational skills can help children learn how to focus, complete tasks, and set goals. However, learning good organizational skills is sometimes overlooked in children’s education. That’s why learning these skills at home is a great way for parents to supplement their child’s education and maximize benefits. Getting organized is something even adults struggle, as evidenced…
Read MoreHow to Help Your Child Set Achievable Goals
With a new school year upon us, now is a great time to help your child set new goals. Goals keep children focused on improving their academic skills and helps them realize accomplishments, which gives them confidence and motivation to keep doing better. But how do we help children set goals? There are many things…
Read MoreServe and Return: How a Simple Process Build’s a Child’s Brain and Communication Skills
When infants and young toddlers are learning to develop communication and interaction skills, they are also strengthening the architecture of their brains. The little interactions and responses when a child plays can seem trivial, but they actually have a big impact on their development. The process is called Serve and Return. Here’s how Harvard University’s…
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