The key to your child's language development and learning success is using two-way communication: interacting with your child and encouraging your child to interact with you. There is no one type of communication that is right for every child, and parents should obtain as much information as possible about the various options. Find an overview of five communication choices here. ...
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If there’s one thing parents know, it’s that children thrive on routines. When it seems like everything is changing, routines can create stability. read more
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National Literacy Day, September 8, gives us a chance to look at the various ways in which literacy, learning and success in the classroom are intertwined. Learning to read can be challenging for children. Fortunately, research is now available that suggests how to give each child a good start in reading. ...
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Seasonal family fun in the greater Cleveland/Akron area during the fall includes one essential experience: trekking through a corn maze. Whether your family wants the challenge of a labyrinth spanning several acres or a smaller maze that's stroller-friendly, find the right autumn adventure here. ...
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On the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner is joined by Dr. Rob Currie, who has taught child psychology at Judson University for more than 25 years. Listen as he shares his vast knowledge and will make you see and understand your preschooler in a whole new light. ...
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STEM has been a buzzword in K-12 education for years. Proponents say expertise in computer science, engineering, health care and related fields will continue to be in demand in the job market of the future. We share ways to incorporate STEM learning — and fun — with your preschooler. ...
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Fall in Northeast Ohio brings a wonderful change of scenery, including cooler days, crisp nights and an array of colorful foliage. It also brings the last stretch of mild weather
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Stuttering can become a lifelong part of talking for some people. However, it does not have to interfere with your child’s ability to make friends, participate in the classroom, make good grades, form lasting relationships or achieve career goals. Here are seven ways that parents and family members can help a child who stutters in the comfort of their own home. ...
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As children grow and develop, they begin to learn to do more tasks by themselves. Practicing to complete self-care tasks on their own will help them to gain confidence in trying new tasks, build their sense of self-esteem, and give them a feeling of pride in their own independence. ...
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Preparing your kids for that first day of school can be a daunting prospect for many parents.
Getting a head start in education sounds like a flawless plan on paper.
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