We like to teach our children HOW to think, as opposed to WHAT to think
Here in North America, the days are shortening, the temperatures are sinking, and the leaves are dropping. You know what that means. Winter’s just around the corner, and it’s bringing conditions that force all of us inside, including your kids. Convincing them to stay inside during sub-zero temps might be a challenge, especially when the […]
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For many moms, working hard in their career and providing for their family is something that is very important to them. But, returning to school can be a very daunting thought, especially when you are a mother. However, earning a college degree can be one of the best ways to improve your employment prospects, earn
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Dyslexia is the most common learning disability in Canada and is defined by the International Dyslexia Association as neurological in origin. Dyslexia is characterized by difficulties with fluent and accurate word recognition and also by poor spelling and decoding abilities.These difficulties emerge early in life and typically result from a phonological deficit that is often
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Particular grades are considered milestones by parents and teachers. Entering first grade is one of them. Like starting anything new – a hobby, job, relationship, etc, first impressions matter. Your child’s level of comfort may determine how well they do in later grades as well as how they view themselves in relation to school challenges.
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Traditionally, if you went to school at any level, you would expect to receive letter grades on assignments, exams, and a final grade on your course, letting you know if you’ve passed or failed. It wasn’t always this way, however. Most of us would agree that well-respected scholars such as Thomas Jefferson and James Madison
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