When you hear about how an early childhood program “fosters creativity” what do you imagine? Finger paint turkeys? Paper chains? Coloring book pages full of scribbles? All of those activities CAN foster creativity, but so can building a fort, playing with play dough,...
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Can I change schools in the middle of the year?
You’ve come to the decision, after careful consideration, that your child’s current school isn’t the best fit for them and that it’s time to change. A decision like this is difficult for any parent, and you’ve likely spent hours, days, weeks or even months...
Why are microschools suddenly so popular?
If you’ve been following education news lately, you’ve probably heard about microschools. From claims that they will help with the growing teacher shortage, to a solution to school violence fears, smaller schools with personalized attention has many benefits. ...
Struggling with homeschooling? 3 things to try right now.
1.) Take a break The beauty of homeschooling is that you set your own timeline. Take a week off to reconnect as a parent and child, instead of a homeschool teacher and student. Get some time away from each other. Being together almost 24/7 can be difficult for any...
4 things you should consider before homeschooling
1.) Planning While the options for customization seem almost limitless in homeschool, narrowing it down to just a few curriculums or programs can feel overwhelming. A big reason many families consider homeschooling in the first place is because the...
Why Project-Based Learning is a More Effective Approach than Montessori
Introduction: In the realm of education, various methodologies have emerged over the years, each claiming to provide the best learning experience for children. Two such popular approaches are project-based learning (PBL) and Montessori. While both methods emphasize...