In recent years, mobile media devices have changed the way in which people interact with the world, from social connections, and entertainment to work and most importantly education. Apps are very motivating and engaging for children. There are many that have been developed specifically to help children develop many different skills needed for academic success. In
3 Skills To Help You Parent Better in 2017
Communicating Effectively with Kids is the Key to Successful Parenting. Sometimes it’s in the tone of our voice, sometimes it’s in the timing but most of the time it is how we say and what we say to our kids that can either embroil us in a power struggle or get the cooperation that we need. Communicating
Jon Peterson Scholarship: 6 Things Parents Need to Know
Did you know that a child can attend a private school and still receive special education services? There is a program in the State of Ohio that can help. What is Jon Peterson Scholarship? The Ohio Department of Education offers The Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship Program (JPSN) to children who are eligible to attend
Psycho-Educational Testing: What Parents Need To Know
Has your child’s teacher suggested that your son or daughter is not focusing, disruptive in class or exhibiting other behavioral issues? Does your child have trouble with reading, math or writing? Is he or she making excuses not to go to school? Is your child socially awkward? The energizer bunny? A daydreamer? According to School
Struggling Students: One Simple Way To Help Children Succeed At School
In our last post, The Science of Success: Help Children Succeed At School, we discussed how important it is to teach children Non-Cognitive Skills. Non-Cognitive Skills include: Emotional Regulation Perseverance Conscientiousness Optimism Resilience Curiosity These Non-Cognitive Skills enable children to handle stress and manage strong emotions. More important, they may be a better predictor of
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