... Jay Coakley tells us that, while physical activity from an early age is necessary, placing children under the age of 8 in competitive situations may be counterproductive, especially if they haven’t had ...
... Jay Coakley tells us that, while physical activity from an early age is necessary, placing children under the age of 8 in competitive situations may be counterproductive, especially if they haven’t had ...
How Can I Help My Child Learn to Read Well? Dr. Jane Healy with host Rae Pica Dr. Healy tells us that every child is different, meaning there is no one age at which a child should read. Further, she ...
How to Help Children Learn to Read Well Dr. Jane Healy with host Rae Pica Dr. Healy tells us that every child is different, meaning there is no one age at which a child should read. Further, she contends ...
... right ideas. Among the wrong ideas that have caught on with today’s parents is the belief that education is a race. Starting early in academics, says Dr. Elkind, is contrary to what the research tells ...
Tactics for Treating Ticks Dr. Richard Pollack with host Amy Garcia
Dr. Richard Pollack tells us that there is a lot of misinformation out there about ticks and how to deal with them. In ...
Change Agents: What the Latest Research Tells Us About Fathers Mike Hall with Michael E. Lamb
The research is clear. Fathers bring something unique and very important to a child's development. ...
Bringing Out Your Child's Inner Spark Chris Mercogliano with host Rae Pica Educator Chris Mercogliano says that it’s not easy being a child today. He tells us that children are becoming “domesticated” ...
Bringing Out a Child's Inner Spark Chris Mercogliano with host Rae Pica Educator Chris Mercogliano says that it’s not easy being a child today. He tells us that children are becoming “domesticated” ...
... good language and comprehension skills. In fact, Dr. Snow tells us that tallking to your child is more important than reading to her. Listen as she tells us how to do it well and how to adapt as they grow. ...
Rethinking Summer School Programs Judy Nee With Ron Fairchild There is a movement developing to rethink the meaning of summer school programs. Ron Fairchild tells us that research increasingly suggests ...
Rethinking Summer School Programs Judy Nee With Ron Fairchild There is a movement developing to rethink the meaning of summer school programs. Ron Fairchild tells us that research increasingly suggests ...
Revenues Going Down, Lawsuits Going Up. What Should You Do? Janice Esau With Ron McGuckin Ron is know as "The Child Care Lawyer" and he tells us that the economic crisis has sent lawsuites against ...
... Ted tells head start directors what steps they need to take to prepare to access these funds as they become available..
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... tells head start directors what steps they need to take to prepare to access these funds as they become available.. ...
School Nurses Are More Critcal Now Guest: Donna Mazyck with host Errol St. Clair Smith Donna Mazyck, President of the National Association of School Nurses(NASN) tells us that schools nurses are critical ...
After School Programs on the Rebound Guest: Jody Grant with host Errol St. Clair Smith Jody Grant, Executive Director of the After School Alliance (ASA) tells us that though afterschool programs have ...
Developing Your Child's Creativity Through Unplugged Play Rae Pica with Bobbi Conner Think electronics give your child the best choices for play? Bobbi Conner tells us why children need to play without ...
Developing Your Child's Creativity Through Unplugged Play Rae Pica with Bobbi Conner Think electronics give your child the best choices for play? Bobbi Conner tells us why children need to play without ...
... experience addresses them all? Early education specialist Jody Martin tells us that learning happens in many ways, that it’s not just the cognitive domain that matters, and that development in one domain ...
"This is such an intriguing question... It's not something I've written about. but I've known a lot of gay and lesbian teachers, and you forced me to think through the issues. I think we're talking about two worlds. Inside the school, I think gay, lesbian and trans-gender teachers are quite comfortable… The comfort level that teachers have with parents outside the school is a different matter all together.... It was a VERY original topic, first time I have seen it discussed anywhere on the airwaves."