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The Best Examples of Science Education in Entertainment Media

In a world where more and more students are hooked to screens to enjoy their favorite TV shows, we should expect more from the media than just mindless entertainment. We

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Preparing for Winter: Parents’ Checklist for Cold Months

Winter in Ohio is no mere season; it’s an experience, complete with snow-blanketed landscapes and that iconic brisk chill. While it paints a picturesque setting, especially around the holidays, it

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Unlocking Teen Potential: Lesser-known Extracurriculars Worth Exploring

Stepping beyond the classroom walls, students find themselves in the world of extracurriculars – a realm of opportunities, passions, and skills. While many teenagers might gravitate toward popular activities like

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Embracing the Digital Age: Unique Tech Tools for Today’s Teen Learners

The Digital Age, with its rapid advancements and tech innovations, has woven itself into nearly every aspect of our daily lives. It has also profoundly impacted the educational landscape, offering

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Fall Education Focus 2022 – High School Guide

The guide provides resources on what parents need to know about teen life in high school, study habits to keep your student on track, teen reading recommendations and more! ...
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Social Safety For Your Pre-Teens and Teens

Pre-teens and teens are no strangers to social media and all its features. Having access to the internet and social media also presents the opportunity to encounter danger online. Eliza McCoy, Executive Director of Outreach, Training and Prevention at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, explains how parents can help their children safely navigate the internet and social media accounts.  ...
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Recognizing Unhealthy Relationships to Prevent Dating Violence 

Dating violence and abuse can be perpetrated by anyone, but these patterns do not develop immediately. It may be especially hard to recognize an abusive partner when the victim deeply cares for them. Gabriella Kreuz, in-park host for the Cleveland Guardians and Cleveland 19 News Reporter, and others talk about preventing dating violence. ...
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Say what?! Speaking the Language of Generation Z

Generation Z thrives on a constant stream of communication through their mobile devices. Subsequently, they have developed their own slang words made up of acronyms and phrases to describe their interactions with the world. Parents almost need to be bilingual to understand it. Check out this list of popular terms, sorted based on their level of concern for a parent. ...
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Podcast Episode #54: Children and Screens

On the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner and Dr. Pamela Hurst-Della Pietra discuss how electronics are shaping our kids' development and lives, as well as what to do about technology addiction and cyberbullying. If you have screens in your home, you won’t want to miss this episode. ...
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The Social Media Eventuality: When Should Parents Allow Their Kids to Join?

Social media is one of the primary ways centennials communicate with their peers, local businesses and the global community. It is almost inevitable that your children will ask to create accounts on major social media platforms as they enter adolescence. The question of when they should be allowed to join social media is tricky. No parent wants to see their child left behind, but social media presents a whole new set of challenges. Learn how you and your child can take a safe approach to entering the world of social media.  ...
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