by Penny Castagnozzi | May 6, 2011 | Articles
Many things distract and affect your child’s reading. If you’re like most Americans, you spend much of your time and energy monitoring the TV, music, and even friends, of your young children. Have you ever really listened, though, to what they’re pledging... by Ian Leahy | May 6, 2011 | Articles
The majority of problems arising in the classroom stem from poor lesson plans. If your lesson is unprepared and bogus you’ll likely encounter problems. If you prepare interesting, challenging, and exciting lessons you’ll encounter zero to a minimum of... by Pat Wyman | May 5, 2011 | Blog
Largest School Voucher Law Ever Passes INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels signed the nation’s largest voucher program into law today. The School Scholarship Act (House Bill 1003) creates a school voucher program that has the broadest eligibility of... by Stephen Guffanti, M.D. | May 2, 2011 | Articles
This is an excerpt from the book, Does Your Child Really Have ADHD and a poignant look at learning styles. “Mrs. Guffanti, in all my years of teaching, your son is the laziest student I have ever had. He spends most of his day daydreaming. He seldom does his... by Tony Sparber | May 1, 2011 | Articles
The facts are clear about weight loss! Over the past two decades the number of children classified as obese has doubled. Parents should consider the following 20 weight loss rules for children to live by: Consume an adequate amount of food to provide all the required...
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