Articles in Child Development

by Courtney Dickinson on April 15, 2020

Seemingly overnight, schools everywhere have transitioned to a remote educational model for the foreseeable future as we enter a period of extended social distancing. For school leaders and families who are trying to adapt to the new normal... Read full article

on April 15, 2020

Google Arts & Culture Allows You to Take Your Kids on a Virtual Tour from Your Couch!

on April 15, 2020

Google Arts & Culture Allows You to Take Your Kids on a Virtual Tour from Your Couch!

Thanks to Google Arts & Culture, discover the inspirational moments, iconic people, and artistic wonders that are available at the tip of your fingers. ... Read full article

by Cheryl Maguire on April 15, 2020

6 Ways Camp Experience Influenced Adults

by Cheryl Maguire on April 15, 2020

6 Ways Camp Experience Influenced Adults

How many kids do you think go to camp in the summer? According to the ACA (American Camp Association) website 14 million kids and adults attend camp every summer. Camp is an $18 billion industry. ... Read full article

by Nick Szymanis on April 15, 2020

Learn Debate Skills with Debate Camp's New Online Learning Resource

by Nick Szymanis on April 15, 2020

Learn Debate Skills with Debate Camp's New Online Learning Resource

Debate Camp Online provides students with a welcome zone in which to learn and develop skills in parliamentary debate. ... Read full article

by Malia Jacobson on April 15, 2020

How to Safeguard Children with Special Needs from Bullying

by Malia Jacobson on April 15, 2020

How to Safeguard Children with Special Needs from Bullying

When young Cody joined the peer inclusion preschool at his neighborhood public school, he fit in from the start. His class was a mix of neurotypical “peer mentors” and children with disabilities, including students like Cody with apraxia of speech, a... Read full article

by Beth Dinelli, M.Ed. on April 15, 2020

Building a Strong Foundation for Reading Success in Young Children

by Beth Dinelli, M.Ed. on April 15, 2020

Building a Strong Foundation for Reading Success in Young Children

As an educator that specializes in teaching students with learning differences I am often asked by parents of young children, “How can I ensure that my child will be a successful reader and speller?” While a number of factors play a role in this... Read full article

by Ron Ferguson on April 15, 2020

The Basics Movement to Close Achievement Gaps

Beginning before birth, then extending through the early elementary years, the human brain is in a condition called “developmental plasticity.” Feelings of emotional security and experiences of back-and-forth interactions with other people affect how... Read full article

by Courtney Dickinson on March 20, 2020

Parents as coaches: Tactics to support your child during remote learning

by Courtney Dickinson on March 20, 2020

Parents as coaches: Tactics to support your child during remote learning

What are best-in-class teaching tactics you can adopt – as the in-person adult – now that so many schools are converting to remote schooling? It will be tempting for all of us to replicate what we had when we were kids, but educational practices and ... Read full article

by Kathy Kiley, BSN, RN, CPEN on March 6, 2020

Boosters and the back seat: Car seat safety is important for kids of all ages!

by Kathy Kiley, BSN, RN, CPEN on March 6, 2020

Boosters and the back seat: Car seat safety is important for kids of all ages!

Making sure the time is right to transition a child to to a booster seat is essential for child safety while driving.... Read full article

by Lexington Smile Studio on February 24, 2020

by Lexington Smile Studio on February 24, 2020

What Are Infant Lip and Tongue Ties?

If it’s determined that your baby has a lip or tongue tie, CO2 laser therapy is the most advanced, quick and safe treatment. ... Read full article

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