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Teaching Children to Listen
Kathleen Hayes with host Rae Pica

Kathleen Hayes says that the path to helping children learn the language arts begins with the skill of listening. According to Kathleen helping children to listen actively precedes developing proficiency in speaking, reading and writing.

Understanding Different Learning Styles
Sue Wilkinson with host Rae Pica

Every child has a unique learning style. One size fits all education approaches can lead to children being mislabeled as difficult or learning disabled. Sue explains how different children process information and offers tip for identifying and working with each child's learning style.

Hey! Give Your Kids a Break!
Olga Jarrett, Ph.D with host Rae Pica

Yes, recess matters. In fact, play time is very important, especially if your child has been diagnosed with ADHD. Dr. Olga Jarrett explains why it's important to make sure you give your kids time out from book learning and how recess actually helps children ( and adults) learn better.

The Critical Need for Fantasy Play
Vivian Gussin-Paley with host Rae Pica

Vivian Gussin-Paley explains why we've lost touch with how critical fantasy play is to the process of early childhood development and provides insight on how we can find our way back.

5 Myths About Children and Sports
Rae Pica and Bob Bigelow

Bob Bigelow is a former NBA basketball player turned youth sports consultant. Bigelow says that adults are misguided about youth sports and about how and when to properly engage children in sport. Bob's insights are unconventional but filled with wisdom and uncommon sense.

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