Impact Of Brain Changes On Early Childhood Education That Involves Computer Programs

Posted on 9 February 2016

Some adults wonder why their young children adapt to new technology so much more than they do. They exchange stories about how well their young offspring do in their early childhood classroom. There is a science to how the brain works and adapts, and two early childhood experts make a case to explain how your child's brain switches to accommodate the new technology of educational computer programs. The Brain's Bias For Learning Computer Programs [Read More]

Common Questions About Choosing The Right Preschool For Your Child

Posted on 22 September 2015

Choosing a preschool for your child can be a stressful task because you likely want to ensure that your child is attending the best preschool available. However, there are many parents that are unsure of how to tell if a preschool will be a good match for their family's needs. If you are finding yourself in this situation, understanding the following two questions to consider when choosing a preschool will help you make the right decision for your needs. [Read More]

About The Pros & Cons Of Enrolling A Child In Private School

Posted on 21 September 2015

Do you want to make sure that your child receives the best education possible? You may want to think about enrolling him or her in a private school, as it comes along with many benefits. Find out in this article about the pros and cons of a child going to private school so you can determine if enrollment in one is ideal. What Are the Pros of Sending a Child to Private School? [Read More]

2 Reasons Other Than Higher Test Scores To Send Your Child To Pre-K

Posted on 19 August 2015

If you are thinking of keeping your child at home until he or she starts kindergarten, you may want to reconsider. Studies show that children who attend pre-k are more ready for kindergarten than kids who are taught at home by a parent. The national Early Childhood Longitudinal Study indicates that kids who attend pre-k have higher test scores in reading and math than kids who only receive parental care before kindergarten. [Read More]

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I have twin boy that have been inseparable since they were born. Now that they are about to start school, I wanted to find out what the best way to approach the educational system would be. I have talked with the parents of other twins that have told me that some schools prefer to separate the twins while in school and others say that the schools want to keep them together. I really didn't like the idea of separating them, but I wanted to do some digging to find out what would be best for them. If you have twins and are facing this problem, you can learn what I have learned right here on my blog.

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