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Giving My Child More

I have always been someone who loves education, which is one of the reasons I worked so hard to find a great school for my child. I started by combing the local area for schools that fit my aesthetic, and I was eventually able to find a great school that really focused on the child's experience. They were a charter school that was completely run by parents, and I was really impressed with how great they were to work with. This blog is dedicated to giving my child more by working hard with them to improve their K-12 education. Check out this blog for more information.

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2016

Awesomely Educational Preschool Activities To Try At Home
You already know preschool as an early childhood education institution where young children can learn. But where else can kids build skills and develop new abilities? At home! Yes, your child's pre-K teacher has the training and know-how that it takes to create completely beneficial lessons. That said, she probably doesn't expect that your child stops the learning process the second that the school day is over. With that in mind, take-home activities can extend what your little learner is doing at school and reinforce those all-important first lessons.

Considering School Options for Your Highly Gifted Child? Tips for You
As a parent, you always think of your own child as special, unique, and gifted. However, when the school also labels your child as not just gifted but highly gifted, you may find yourself wondering what you can do to ensure that your child excels in their educational environment. If you have started considering different school options for your highly gifted child, it is important to know which factors to keep in mind when making the choice between public, charter, and private schools in your area and around the world.

Private School Interview Tips For Parents
Most private schools require an admissions interview to make sure your child is a good fit, especially if the school has a waiting list. Generally, the parent is interviewed first, and then the admissions director will meet with your child. Knowing what to expect during your interview and the best ways to respond can increase your child's chances for acceptance. The following tips can help you prepare. Tip #1: Dress for success