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You are your child’s first teacher and your home is your child’s first school. You spend a good bit of time every day setting the tone for behaviors, encouraging first steps, and pouncing on those teachable moments…

Creative play builds confidence and important experience in goal-setting and perseverance.

Summertime has come and the kids need a break. They need to run and play and swim. They need to forget about homework. You’re right, they do. But what they don’t need is several months without any…

One of the most basic benchmarks in your child’s academic development is learning to read. And reading is the skill that opens the doors to all other learning. So what can you do when it becomes apparent…

If you listen to parents as they interact with their children, you’ll witness lots of different parenting styles. Some exchanges as used as opportunities to teach, while others are used to correct. Both are valid. But listen…