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Black History Projects & Moving Beyond History Months
Black History Projects & Moving Beyond History Months Originally published Feb 24, 2020 – updated Feb 4, 2021. If you google “Black History Month projects,” guess what you’ll find? Same stuff you’ve seen every year. There are exceptions, of course. But … Continue reading
First documented case of baby infected with COVID-19 in womb reported
(© unlimit3d- stock.adobe.com) July 12, 2020Children, Coronavirus, Health & Medical, Women First documented case of baby infected with COVID-19 in womb reported in Texas by Chris Melore ShareTweet DALLAS — Previous research shows the chance of pregnant women infecting their newborns with COVID-19 is very low. … Continue reading
What kind of parent are you?
What kind of parent are you? Parenting styles are heavily influenced by the socioeconomic environment MabelAmber, Pixabay.com, CC0 1.0 by Giuseppe Sorrenti March 6, 2019 / 2 Comments BOLD: Blog on Learning & Development In modern society, many aspects of … Continue reading
Posted in Our perceptions about the surrounding world shape how we parent our children.
Tagged Jobs Zuckerberg Brad Pitt and John Lennon all dropped out of school !!, Scandinavian Parents let their kids make more choices for themselves, US Parents spend 3 times more time on kids' education than in 70's, US Parents tend more on the "helicopter" side
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Spanish Model With Down Syndrome Shows ‘There Are No Barriers If You Have a Dream’
(Courtesy of VÍCTOR CUCART via Marian Avila) LIFE & TRADITION Spanish Model With Down Syndrome Shows ‘There Are No Barriers If You Have a Dream’ BY JENNI JULANDER January 22, 2021 Updated: January 26, 2021 One girl from Spain is proving that anyone can make their … Continue reading
Posted in Spanish Girl with Dowsn Syndrome Now a Successful Fashion Model
Tagged against all odds:she has Down Syndrome and is only 5' 3", born with Down syndrome; now successful fashion model, Down syndrome girl had a dream and made it come true, Down Syndrome girl makes it to NYC Fashion Week
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How to Decide If High School Advanced Placement Classes Are Worth It
How to Decide If High School Advanced Placement Classes Are Worth It Delaware Today January 22, 2021 AP courses can help students earn college credit and bolster their applications—but they aren’t for everyone. By Abigail Simkus AP courses, or their equivalent, are … Continue reading
Teacher Union slams Chicago School District’s treatment of teachers worried about virus
Chicago Teacher’s Union slams ‘callous’ treatment by School District of teachers worried about infecting their households Many teachers find themselves asking to work remotely or take leave as in-person work resumes. Virtually all leave options are unpaid “so CPS is … Continue reading
Getting Started With Project-Based Learning in Social Studies
Getting Started With PBL in Social Studies Implementing project-based learning can lead students to investigate historical movements. By Takeya Azzano December 7, 2020 NickyLloyd / iStock “I have to go to history class? So boring!” “Why do we have to … Continue reading
Pregnant women who contract COVID-19 in the third trimester unlikely to pass virus on to baby
pexels.com December 28, 2020Coronavirus, Parenting, Women Pregnant women who contract COVID-19 in the third trimester unlikely to pass virus on to baby by Study Finds Share BETHESDA, Md. — The third and final trimester of pregnancy is a critical time for mother and child. No … Continue reading
Alpha-Phonics
The Alphabet Song!
Water on the Floor
Alpha-Phonics the Book on CD Rom
Blumenfeld Oral Reading Assessment Test
How To Tutor
How To Tutor Cursive Handwriting Workbook
