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Education

Teachers, Students Use Technology in School to Increase Learning Experiences 

School districts, charged with preparing students to be college and career ready, know that technology is ubiquitous in today’s world. But finding practical ways to add technology into the curriculum requires thought and planning. Learn what a few districts in the region are doing when it comes to technology in the classroom. ...
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Books to Get you Through College

If your child survived high school and is now on the way to a higher education institution like the American International College, they might want to consider reading more

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Catholic Schools Week Information and Events in Northeast Ohio

Schools across the nation celebrate Catholic Schools Week the last week in January. The Catholic Diocese of Cleveland’s schools celebrate during this time, with many opening their doors for special occasions like open houses, peer visit days and registration events. ...
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Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center Parent Tip of the Week

Pre-Literacy Skills for Preschoolers

For children ages 3-5 years old, it is important to lay a strong foundation of language and literacy skills. Early exposure to a variety of language concepts and literacy themes can prepare your child for success in preschool and ensure they have adequate time to master skills that will help them to thrive in kindergarten. ...
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School of the Week: St. Hilary School

St. Hilary School is a solid partner for parents seeking to raise their children with a strong moral compass and an eye toward developing character and sound academic and leadership skills, in a setting that blends tradition and innovation to give students the best possible learning experience for their kindergarten through eighth grade years. ...
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Redefining Recess: Schools Recognize the Importance of a Midday Break

With the increased focus on testing and student performance on a variety of structured assessments, many extracurricular programs — including recess — that contributed to a well-rounded education have fallen by the wayside. However, children benefit from a break where they are allowed to let go of their intense focus and engage in some other activity.  ...
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St. Joseph Academy Students Help Local Kids, Families Through Service Project

Tracey Stafford, of Willoughby, watches her 3-year-old son, Andrew, as he takes the wheel of his new adapted PowerWheels convertible toy car at the Saint Joseph Academy gymnasium. read more

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Area Schools Offer STEM and Health Career Connections

As opportunities in STEM careers have grown, school districts across the U.S. are embracing STEM learning by integrating concepts into the curriculum and providing hands-on experiences. Find out what a few area schools are doing to give students a real-world experience in the medical field. ...
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What Type of Learner is Your Child?

While there are several models of learning styles founded by educators, here are five of the basic styles, as well as a checklist of characteristics for each. Find out the type of learner of your child, as well as tips to help them succeed in the classroom. ...
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Job Training Helps Empower Teens with Special Needs

Northcoast Corn Creations, a gourmet popcorn shop located in Willoughby, provides employment training opportunities for students with autism and developmental disabilities. The shop offers a safe, constructive worksite for students who need to learn employability skills outside of the classroom.  ...
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