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Black Friday and Cyber Monday Shopping Tips

Featured Things to do
Whether you plan to brave the crowds on Black Friday or shop from the comfort of your computer or smartphone on Cyber Monday, creating a strategy ahead of time will help keep you organized and make it easier to snag the best deals. ...
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Science, Technology, Engineering and Math — It’s Elementary

Science, Technology, Engineering, Math
2017 Editions Education Featured Magazine November 2017

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More and more, business leaders, employers, educators, entrepreneurs, and others are focusing their attention on individuals who received an education with an emphasis on science, technology,

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Can a Pediatric Neuropsychological Assessment Help my Child?

Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week
Ages & Stages Parenting
As part of a pediatric neuropsychological assessment, a child’s thinking, attention and organization skills, memory and learning, speech/language, visual-spatial skills, academic development, and emotional/behavioral functioning all may be assessed. The main goal is to help access and guide the direction of intervention services and support. ...
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7 Questions Students with Learning Challenges Should Ask When Applying to Colleges

College for kids with special needs
2017 Editions Ages & Stages Education Featured Magazine November 2017 Parenting Special Needs
While every college-bound student has individual priorities and needs, those with learning challenges have more criteria to consider beyond geography, program of study, and size of school. Learn ways to help your child navigate the college planning process. ...
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Taking Kids to the Dentist: Establish Healthy Habits Early On

Childrens dentists in Cleveland, Ohio
Ages & Stages Featured Health Parenting

Every parent loves to see their child smile, but many overlook the importance of routine dental cleanings for their children. As with adults, any sugars they eat can react with

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Mentor Library Hosting Series for Aspiring Authors

Mentor Library writer series
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Would-be writers can get help from professional authors during the month of November at Mentor Public Library. The library will celebrate National Novel Writing Month with free programs that are open to everyone, readers and aspiring authors alike. ...
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How Loud is too Loud?

Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week
Health
October is Protect Your Hearing Month — a great time to learn some tips and guidelines for protecting your family’s hearing health, as well as examples of noises that are in the "danger zone" when it comes to causing hearing damage. ...
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October is Protect Your Hearing Month: How to Detect Early Hearing Loss in Children

Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week
Ages & Stages Parenting
Being able to hear is essential for developing speech and language. However, in Ohio 1.5 in 1,000 babies are born with hearing loss. The incidence rises to 3-6 in 1,000 by the time a child reaches school age. Two red flags that a child may have a hearing loss are if the parents have concerns regarding their child’s hearing or if the child has a speech, language or developmental delay. Learn more warning signs here. ...
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Nature’s Artistry: A Closer Look at Fall Color

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As the days shorten and become colder, nature still has one last spectacular show to put on before taking a break for winter. Deciduous trees lose their leaves during the fall in order to prepare themselves to survive the upcoming cold winter months. Find out more about nature's seasonal transition, including where to find some great scenery in the Lake County Metroparks. ...
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Commitments Stressing You Out? | Give Yourself Permission to Say No

Parenting
I am a self-admitted over scheduler. I find it nearly impossible to say no to someone who asks if I can volunteer for something. I have served as a Daisy Scout troop leader, cookie mom, softball coach, school council member, volunteer school librarian, field trip chaperone, school fair ticket seller, book sale volunteer, class raffle organizer, classroom craft helper, T-ball coach...the list goes on. And like many of us, I assume that I can make the schedule work somehow—I mean, that’s why we have the crock pot, right? ...
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