Author: Matthew Lynch
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10 Life Skills That All Kids Should Know
You want your children to be successful adults, right? Teach these ten life skills that all kids should know. Prepare food. Every child must know how ... -
Things That Preschool Teachers Won’t Say
Preschool teachers are the angels of elementary education, and they each deserve a gold star for the work they do. These experts know how to gently ... -
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The Edvocate Podcast, Episode 4: How to Create a Culturally Responsive Classroom
Building a culturally responsive classroom is hard. To help you along your journey, here is your guide to exploring and respecting the cultural backgrounds of your ... -
What Your Child Should be Learning in 7th Grade
Middle school is often a difficult transition for children and preteens. By the seventh grade, children are able to settle into the new routine of changing ... -
Early Signs Your Child Could Have a Learning Disability
Most children will face some academic challenges over the years, but some will struggle more than others. Have you noticed that your child is having great ... -
What Your Child Should be Learning in 11th Grade
It’s almost time for your teenager to head off to college. In their final years of high school, there’s still much learning to be done. By ... -
How to Rebuild Your Child’s Self-Esteem After Bullying
More than twenty percent of all kids are now admitting that they have been openly bullied at school or on social media. The cause for most ... -
How to Teach Your Child Athlete to Be a Good Sport
There’s nothing more painful than watching your eight-year-old storm off the soccer field after a losing game. Most parents want their children to be involved in ... -
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The Edvocate Podcast, Episode 3: Why Teacher Shortages Occur
It seems that every year around this time, school districts around the country report not being able to fill all of their open teacher vacancies. Why ... -
Using Twitter Chats for Teacher Professional Development
For the broader culture, Twitter is usually perceived as a vast wasteland of gossip, rumor, and incivility. But teachers have transformed their corner of Twitter into ...
