Listening Tips for Parents and Kids
“Why don’t you listen to me?” It’s a lament that’s often heard from children and their parents. Effective communication helps kids and parents develop confidence, […]
“Why don’t you listen to me?” It’s a lament that’s often heard from children and their parents. Effective communication helps kids and parents develop confidence, […]
Recently, a government agency calculated that the cost to middle-income parents to raise a child from birth to age 18 was $160, 140 (and that doesn’t […]
It is important for parents to allow students a chance to breathe, to relax, to unwind over the holidays. We are entering that time of […]
Toys that combine technology and tradition are among the top playthings rated for 2006 by the Canadian Toy Testing Council, a non-profit group that, for […]
Today’s thinking about learning styles reverses a logical process and tries to influence change in the student’s learning behaviour from outside the student. But, changes […]
The concept of a ’learning style’ is used to describe the preferred way, or process, that a student uses to identify and integrate information. In […]
Viewed from a holistic perspective Whole Language versus Phonics Part 1 When we throw away phonics as the first and primary method of decoding and […]
Viewed from a holistic perspective Whole Language versus Phonics Part 2 Whole Language versus Phonics is a subject engendering much discussion these days. Parents are […]
Using Beat Writing Beat Writing is designed to teach both grammar and writing skills. It is not to be used as a singular program. You […]
Why Can’t It Be Easier? We commonly receive requests to make Beat Writing easier! While we sympathize with this wish — to help kids learn […]
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