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Parents play a crucial role in their children’s education, serving as their first teachers and lifelong champions.
This category explores the partnership between parents and educators in supporting children’s learning and development.
Articles in this category cover a range of topics, including fostering a supportive home environment for learning, promoting parental involvement in education, and nurturing critical thinking skills in children.
Whether you’re a parent looking for guidance on how to support your child’s education or an educator seeking to strengthen the home-school partnership, our articles aim to provide practical tips and insights to help families navigate the educational journey together.
How Arts Education Shapes Child Development: Cognitive Foundations and Classroom Evidence Ava, a primary teacher at a suburban school, noticed that students who participated in her weekly art sessions performed better on tasks requiring attention and memory. This observation reflects a broader pattern: when Arts Education is embedded in school curricula, children show measurable gains …
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COMPUCHILD Franchise Expansion in Santa Clara County, California: Local Impact and Community Implications The announcement that COMPUCHILD has broadened its presence within Santa Clara County, California, represents a meaningful development in regional Children’s Education options. Franchisee Ms. Archana Mahalingam expanded from Los Gatos and Saratoga into the neighboring communities of Campbell and Monte Sereno after …
Friday Five Weekly Highlights: Federal Funding Countdown and What It Means for Child Care Every week the Friday Five pulls together the Weekly Highlights that matter for families, providers, and policymakers. Right now the most urgent Top News item is the looming funding deadline that places Child Care and Early Learning programs at risk unless …
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Everett School District Launches Its Inaugural Permanent School for Children with Disabilities on November 4, 1946 — Historical Overview of the School Launch On November 4, 1946, the Everett School District marked a pivotal moment with the School Launch of its first Permanent School for Children with Disabilities. This event was not just an administrative …
How Video Games Can Enhance Learning for Children: Cognitive Foundations and Evidence Why interactive experiences change how children think When we discuss Video Games in an educational setting, we’re not simply talking about entertainment. We are addressing a medium that can deliberately target Cognitive Skills like working memory, spatial reasoning, and attention control. Decades of …
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Ensuring Access to Jewish Education: Inclusive Learning in Early Childhood Education Jewish education in the earliest years lays the groundwork for identity, socialization, and lifelong learning. When a child enters preschool at a synagogue or day school, educators are not only introducing prayers and stories; they are shaping early patterns of engagement with cultural heritage …
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Parents’ Role in Children’s English Education: Building Daily Bridges Between Home and School In many classrooms today, multilingual chatter is a sign of vitality and cultural wealth. Yet behind that richness often lies a quiet struggle: parents who want to support their children’s learning but face barriers with the English Language. Consider María, a fictional …
How Chicago Communities Rally When immigration agents Affect School Routines The early-morning routine in neighborhoods like Little Village changed when masked federal officers began conducting highly visible operations. Community leader Baltazar Enriquez became a central figure in a grassroots effort: monitoring streets, coordinating pick-ups, and using loud whistles to warn families when immigration agents were …
Greece Launches ConnectEdParents+ Initiative to Empower Parents in Children’s Education and Well-Being The Greek Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs, and Sports has launched a comprehensive national program called ConnectEdParents+ designed to place parents at the center of efforts to improve children‘s academic outcomes and emotional well-being. Backed by a dedicated public investment of roughly €3.5 …
Rising Concern Among Educators: How staff_shortages Are Reshaping School Life Across districts in 2025, a growing chorus of educators report that shrinking teams are changing the daily realities of classrooms and corridors. A survey of nearly 3,000 support staff—teaching assistants, caterers, technicians and cleaners—found that roughly three in five said there are fewer colleagues than …
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