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Photo Images Focus School Curriculum
Entertaining, interest-grabbing photo images, combined with guidance from Blooms Taxonomy, serve to focus school curricula, highlight the learning experience, and develop creative expression as a survival tactic and a success strategy.
Bill Eppright | Published 04/9/2006 | Childhood | Unrated
Multiculturalism in School Curriculum
What is multiculturalism in school curriculum? Personally, I disagree with the many teachers today who are pushing the notion that in order to teach multiculturalism in school curriculum, teachers must actually move away from the traditional curriculum.
Adam Waxler | Published 12/11/2005 | Childhood | Unrated
The Value of a Science Fair Project
With the jam-packed schedules of today's families, why would either a student or a parent want to add one more major activity? Clearly, any school project assigned to a student should meet a stringent test for usefulness. Surprising to some, a science fair project is one of the best learning experiences a student can undertake. And, if it is taken seriously, it can be an excellent way to earn significant prizes, qualify for scholarships, and distinguish a college application.
Kenneth L. Hess | Published 11/20/2005 | Childhood | Rating:
Learning to Share Conflict Resolution for Parents and Childcare Providers
If your child is in daycare, its likely that youll eventually disagree with something your childcare provider does or says. Recognizing when to say something, and how to approach the subject with your provider, will help maintain a positive relationship between you and your childcare provider and a healthy environment for your child.
Melissa Newby | Published 11/17/2005 | Parenting , Childhood | Rating:
How Can Parents Encourage Their Children To Read
While it is true that children spend a significant portion of their day with their teachers it is often their parents who wield more power to encourage them to read. However a lot of parents are unclear as to how they can achieve this. The following steps outline some ways in which parents can improve their childrens reading skills.
Sandra Clair | Published 11/2/2005 | Childhood | Unrated
Break Through Strategies for Teaching Social Skills
As any parent or teacher with the responsibility of teaching individuals with social skills deficits can tell you, “It ain’t easy.” The reason that teaching social skills is so difficult is because those who need it usually possess mental and emotional barriers to learning....
George Rogers | Published 09/13/2005 | Childhood | Rating:
Home Schooling in your RV
At first glance the terms "hitting the road" and "hitting the books" might appear mutually exclusive. But if you home school your children and have access to a motor home read on.
Rooster B | Published 06/30/2005 | Childhood | Rating:
Top Ten Helpful Hints to First Year Teachers
Helpful Hints to First Year Teachers
Barbara Snyder | Published 06/24/2005 | Childhood | Rating:
Helping Your Child with History
Remember James Taylor’s 70’s song with the lyrics, “Don’ know much about history, don’t know much geography…”. If you really don’t know much about it, don’t pass those feelings on to your children. It’s not too late for you either. What you may have thought of as boring and a waste of time when you were in school, might be the very thing that a family can build upon for family outings, vacations, and memories. After all, history is memories and can be an exciting vehicle for a family bonding like no other...
Barbara Snyder | Published 06/24/2005 | Childhood | Rating:
Yes, You Can Survive Your Adolescent’s Challenging Years

Yes, You Can Survive Your Adolescent’s Challenging Years and Still Support Success in School

Barbara Snyder | Published 06/24/2005 | Childhood | Rating:

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