Tips On Preparing Your Child to Go Back to School

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Tips On Preparing Your Child to Go Back to School

Tips On Preparing Your Child to Go Back to School

In a few weeks, millions of children will be returning to the classroom. Some have been learning remotely over the past year, and others have only been out of the classroom for summer vacation. Whatever your child’s situation has been, getting ready to return to the classroom may require some adjustments. Here are some tips for…

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How Learning Music Helps Children’s Cognitive, Language and Spatial Skills

Music Helps Children’s Cognitive, Language and Spatial Skills

Learning how to play music as a child can have immense long-term benefits for learning, while also being a tool for creative expression. From improved brain functioning to a healthy way to relieve stress, learning how to play music can help children excel academically and appreciate the art form. Cognitive Benefits According to Dr. Shahram…

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3 Brain-Stimulating Travel Activities Without the Screen

3 Brain-Stimulating Travel Activities Without the Screen

With travel restrictions easing this summer, millions of Americans will be eager to hit the road. And for many children, it may be the first time – or the first time in a long time – that they’ve been on a long-distance journey. With so many games and videos available to occupy children’s minds on…

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Why Teaching Children Tidiness Creates a Healthier and Happier Home

Child practicing pouring exercises as part of a practical life activity.

From plastic toys to electronic gadgets, a child’s play area can get quite cluttered. Unfortunately, studies have shown that too much clutter in one’s home or work area (in this case, a child’s play area) can diminish focus, increase stress, and cause anxiety. And with so many parents working from home, too much clutter can…

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How to Choose Digital Media that Enhances Your Child’s Learning

Children Using Digital Media

One of the most common worries among parents today is how to handle their child’s exposure to digital media. What can be a great education tool can also be detrimental to a child’s development if not handled correctly. In a recent video from Dr. Amy Brereton, the Vice President of Academics at Endeavor Schools, she…

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Talking Your Child Into a Strong Vocabulary

Talking Your-Child Into Strong Vocabulary

A strong vocabulary helps children become better communicators, which could positively impact all aspects of their life, from academic pursuits to social interactions. By having a strong vocabulary, they become strong readers, writers, and speakers. Despite its importance, building a strong vocabulary doesn’t have to be difficult or time-consuming. In fact, it can be as…

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Improve Your Child’s Cognitive Skills with a Foreign Language

Improve Your Child’s Cognitive Skills with a Foreign Language

Learning multiple languages is a great way to boost a child’s cognitive skills. According to Berlitz, the international language academy, people who speak more than one language generally score higher in six cognitive areas, including general intelligence, memory, decision-making, focus and attention, mental flexibility, and multi-tasking. This is a major reason why teaching children a…

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Teaching Children to Resolve Conflicts by Engaging their Intellect

Teaching Children to Resolve Conflicts by Engaging their Intellect

Controlling one’s emotions is a lifelong challenge but teaching children how to understand that challenge and why it’s important is crucial to leading a healthy, happy, and productive life. This week, we are taking another look at the brain with the help of the bestselling book, The Whole Brain Child by Daniel Siegal and Tina…

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