Video Game Brainyact to Help Children Overcome

Twin Cities families who have a child with a learning, sensory or motor disability can now turn to the newly-developed video game, BrainyAct, as an affordable and beneficial treatment option that strengthens children’s motor, physical and learning skills.


The Secret to Praising your Children Properly

Praise is a tightrope. Reward and encourage your children, but not to the point that they enter the world convinced they’re flawless geniuses. Failures and knockbacks are inevitable, yet will be extra-difficult if greatness is key to your child’s sense of identity.



Tuesday, August 21, 2018

Birthday Affects Chances of Success



We all like to believe that we are masters of our destinies. That obstacles can be overcome, and goals achieved through hard work and dedication. There is a theory that our success may be defined to some degree from the moment we are born.

Head Start Benefits


https://kdminer.com/news/2018/aug/03/letter-research-shows-head-start-benefits/
Head Start students scored better than a control group for cognitive and social-emotional development, had higher rates of immunizations, healthier weights and less problematic behaviors. Studies also show that children attending a quality early learning program such as Head Start are more likely to be proficient readers in third grade, more likely to graduate from high school, and go on to attain college degrees.

Monday, August 20, 2018

Play is Essential


"The big debate in early childhood education today is the ‘push down’ of academics, robbing children of play.  Many professionals are concerned about what this means for young children, and for the future of society as children grow up without the vital learning self-initiated play provides them."https://www.scmp.com/presented/news/hong-kong/topics/early-childhood-education/article/2157084/play-essential-living-and

Wonder of Learning Workshop


http://www.bu.edu/today/2018/the-wonder-of-learning-workshop/
“Learning is social and inspired by doing,” says workshop leader David Ramsey, a Boston Public Schools Early Childhood program developer. “It’s fun, there’s a lot of laughs when children play, but cognitive development is at the core of everything here.”