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Summer vacation is a welcome classroom break for most students. The downside is that many lose academic ground and spend weeks or months in the fall making up for lost skills. Educators call it the “summer slide.” However, with standardized tests becoming increasingly important in school, students can’t afford to fall behind when summer arrives. ...
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Just about every parent at one time or another has had to make an honest assessment of their child’s maturity. And, at no time is this more crucial than when children are home for summer break. Here's some help for assessing your child’s readiness to handle the household when Mom and Dad are away.
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From leading songs to encouraging new activities, camp counselors are the ones who work closely with your child throughout their camp stay. When hiring counselors and aides, camps look for individuals who can relate to children and be strong leaders while bringing a sense of fun to the job. ...
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The word “camp” might conjure certain images — burnt marshmallows, awkward archery lessons and stinky latrines. However, that’s not the case for today’s children — and their parents — who have increasingly found a modern approach to their camp experience. New-age day to overnight camps offer summertime rituals, which enhance both learning and imagination. ...
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