Bullying at School: What Parents Can Do to Help Their Child and the School
Bullying continues to be a serious problem in many schools today. If your child is being bullied or is the one bullying others, you might
Read MoreBullying continues to be a serious problem in many schools today. If your child is being bullied or is the one bullying others, you might
Read MoreHave you ever finished a study session, closed your book full of neatly highlighted passages, and thought, “That was productive—I really learned a lot today”?
Read MoreKolbe’s experiential theory is a framework generally used in education and simulation exercises for medical practitioners in my field. The concept may be extrapolated to
Read MoreCow’s Milk Protein Allergy, or CMPA, is one of the most common food allergies in infants and young children. It occurs when a child’s
Read MoreAttention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) manifests in three primary forms: predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive-impulsive, and combined presentation. Each type presents unique challenges and affects a
Read MoreThe Dopamine surge There’s no denying that screens are engaging, so much so that children (and adults) often find it hard to disengage. But
Read MoreIntroducing solids is a crucial stage in your baby’s development. It generally begins around six months of age when babies require more than just breast
Read MoreThe problem isn’t that you’re aiming too high and missing it; the problem is that you’re aiming too low and missing it. It’s aiming too
Read MoreRethinking Neurodiversity: A Strength-Based Approach Neurodiversity encompasses conditions such as ADHD, dyslexia, and autism. Too often, these are seen only through the lens of
Read MoreMetacognition and Learning Strategies This topic focuses on the principles of metacognition and neuroeducation. Metacognition encompasses self-knowledge, knowledge of strategies, and knowledge of tasks. Neuroscience
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