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Teacher’s Learning Secrets to Use at Home

February 19, 2016/in Behavior, Frontpage Article, Homework, Parent, Teaching /by Wendy Taylor

Getting 30+ children in a room, and keeping them quiet, engaged, and focused for any length of time is no easy task. As educators, we must show prowess in pedagogy and behavior management at any given moment. We know what it takes to manage, encourage, educate, and inspire children—after all, it is our job. However, […]

Parent Involvement: How Much is Too Much?

February 13, 2016/in Behavior, Frontpage Article, Parent /by Wendy Taylor

Involved parents are undoubtedly one of the main contributors to a student’s academic success. As much as students may not acknowledge it, you parents are very significant to your child’s education. We’ve seen the data–statistics, charts, and graphs about how absent or uninvolved parents result in academically low-achieving children. Of course, there are always exceptions […]

Self-Esteem: Building a Strong Foundation

February 9, 2016/in Behavior, Frontpage Article, Mental Health, Parent, Professional, Teaching /by Wendy Taylor

February is National Boost Your Self-Esteem Month. Boosting one’s self-esteem is something that everyone has surely dealt with at some point. Even adults struggle with issues of self-esteem and self-worth from time to time. For teens, self-esteem, or the lack thereof, can greatly affect social and emotional development. Merriam-Webster defines self-esteem as, “a feeling of […]

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