I know you want your kids to go to school with zero worries about what peers will say or do to them. But, unfortunately, it is something most parents, if
As we all know, life can be confusing and hard, often resulting in excessive worrying. Those times in life that provoke these feelings is hard enough for adults, but to
As families enter the final stretch of the end of year race to finish school, the last push to end strong can be exhausting. The end of school before a
To follow a schedule is usually an excellent thing to utilize in daily life. But given the current situation in the world with the Covid-19 Pandemic, most education is now
Are you a parent looking for help in reducing your child’s screen time? Or at least make sure they are making it meaningful? Are you constantly having to ask your
We are all adjusting to new normals right now during the Pandemic. One of the most common concerns and worries are with parents balancing their new roles of teacher/homeschool parent
Being a Special Education teacher in the past, I have learned that it is essential to be as supportive as possible to parents who have children that are a part
In an earlier article, I discussed “why” routines are so important.(In general, routines provide children with the security and comfort needed to help them manage unknown and fearful situations.) As
One of the most consistent “words of wisdom” I received while observing classrooms, interviewing teachers, and throughout student teaching in various special education classrooms was “keep things consistent.” This consistency
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