Tag: early childhood education
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Six Ways to Establish Good Homework Habits
When returning to school after summer break, many students are excited to see their friends and return to the routine of school. Although, many students and ... -
How to Manage the Terrible Twos
Child rearing is a long and involved process. From birth, we’re called to feed and care for babies who are essentially helpless. At the time they ... -
How to Identify Early Signs of Autism
The possibility of their child having an Autism Spectrum Disorder is a concern for many parents. As a child develops they begin to learn social skills, ... -
9 Ways to Positively Impact Your Kid’s Language Development
Learning to talk is an important milestone in the development of any child. Spoken language allows children to verbalize their emotions and communicate their needs. However, ... -
7 Amazing Learning Activities for Toddlers
When we think of toddlers, many thoughts come to mind. Runny noses, messy hair, picky eating are just some of the traits we relate to this ... -
Seven Questions to Ask When Touring Preschools
Of all the milestones in childhood, starting school can be the most dramatic. Your baby has grown into a school aged child and they will spend ... -
Early childhood educators rely on families to prop up low income, research finds
This article was written by Paula McDonald, Karen Thorpe, and Susan Irvine Early childhood educators struggling in low-paid jobs often have to prop up their income through ... -
First 2,000 Days of a Child’s Life
**The Edvocate is pleased to publish guest posts as way to fuel important conversations surrounding P-20 education in America. The opinions contained within guest posts are ... -
Pres. Obama announces $1 billion early education investment
President Obama has announced $1 billion in early education investments that will come from a combination of public and private commitments. Speaking at the White House ... -
Study: Detroit crime rate would drop with early childhood investment
By putting more money into early childhood education in Detroit, the crime rate would go down, according to a recent study. Jose Diaz of the Amherst ...
