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March 12, 2015Uncategorizedby

Children That Play Outside In All Weather Grow Up Resilient

Although spring is finally approaching, we recently came across this article at the Wild Earth website that reminded us of …
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March 4, 2015Uncategorizedby

Building the Foundation for Language Learning

The ability to read and write are skills that generally take years to master. Although we traditionally think of learning …
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February 24, 2015Uncategorizedby

From the Mind of Maria Montessori

As we celebrate Montessori Education Week, we thought it would be interesting to share some of Maria Montessori’s most famous …
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February 13, 2015Uncategorizedby

The Wonder of Girls

Another gem from The Gurian Institute: Gender and Education News Feb 11, 2015 The Wonder of Girls Girls tend to be …
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February 6, 2015Uncategorizedby

Parent-leadership: 3 Insights

By Jim and Michele AspinallBased on Work with Author and Psychologist, John Rosemond Most believe that for any problem there …
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January 30, 2015Uncategorizedby

Gratitude for the Montessori Kindergarten Year

When I am asked to explain the importance of the kindergarten year of a Montessori student I get very passionate. …
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January 23, 2015Uncategorizedby

Parent Involvement: What Skills need to be part of a Daily Routine

Parent Involvement: What Skills Need to be Part of a Daily Routine? Repost of article by Erika Burton Parent involvement …
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January 16, 2015Uncategorizedby

Practicing and Modeling Empathy

How can we teach our children to be empathetic and not just sympathetic? We role model it ourselves! This is …
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January 8, 2015Uncategorizedby

How Babies and Children are Designed to Learn

Psychologist, Alison Gopnik gave a Ted Talk where she made some bold statements about the minds of babies and children. …
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December 18, 2014Uncategorizedby

Delayed Gratification – Helping Children to Build Self-Discipline and Autonomy

This week’s blog is a repost of a parenting article and published with permission from developingcapablechildren.com. Visit their website for more …
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