Set a good example. Read for pleasure and show and share that pleasure.Leave interesting books lying around. Encourage your child to handle books frequently, carefully, and respectfully.Read aloud eagerly to your child. Show him or her how much you enjoy this reading time. Make it special and do it each night if possible!Provide a good reading light for your child’s bed area. … [Read more...] about Parents’ Guide: Helping Your Child to Read
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Top 10 US cities for spending on education per student
Here's one indicator of quality education if you're considering a move for better education for your child.State City Per pupil 1. NY New York $11,952 2. VA Arlington $11,774 3. DC Washington $11,090 4. MD Bethesda $9,339 5. MD Chevy Chase $9,339 6. MD Derwood $9,339 7. MD Gaithersburg $9,339 8. MD Germantown $9,339 9. MD Kensington $9,339 10. MD Montgomery Village $9,339 … [Read more...] about Top 10 US cities for spending on education per student
Top 10 cities for spending on education per student
Here's one indicator of quality education if you're considering a move for better education for your child - spending per student on local schools. Here are the top 10 cities in the US.State City Per pupil 1. NY New York $11,952 2. VA Arlington $11,774 3. DC Washington $11,090 4. MD Bethesda $9,339 5. MD Chevy Chase $9,339 6. MD Derwood $9,339 7. MD Gaithersburg $9,339 … [Read more...] about Top 10 cities for spending on education per student
An interview with Nurture the Nature author Michael Gurian
We at GreatDad are obviously strong believers that moms and dads have different parenting styles. Both are important and play different roles in the emotional, moral, and intellectual development of the child. While we also believe that children thrive on love, positive parenting, and supportive environments, we can’t help but be more and more persuaded of … [Read more...] about An interview with Nurture the Nature author Michael Gurian
Your child’s first report card
When a child starts elementary school, parents may feel anxious and excited about how their child is doing in school and how to support his learning. If your child attended preschool, a report card is similar to a progress report your child may have received. For children who did not attend preschool, this might be the first time parents will receive a report on your child’s … [Read more...] about Your child’s first report card