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Most governments gave directives for schools and colleges to adopt e-learning in response to the suspension of in-person teaching during the Coronavirus pandemic. Parents are now asked to manage their kids’ lesson plans and activities, but not necessarily teaching. For most parents who are used to homeschooling, they have less to worry about. A variety of reasons

Article reviewd by: Evelyn Thompson An early childhood education expert focusing on literacy. With a Master’s in Early Childhood Education and extensive experience in teaching and curriculum development, Evelyn’s expertise ensures the article’s accuracy and relevance in phonics and early literacy education. Phonics is a method of teaching how to read and spell by relating spoken sounds called

The new USDA Guidelines report was just released for 2020-2025 and for the first time ever, the guidelines included recommendations for children under 2 years of age and expecting mothers. Here’s what parents need to know about these new guidelines.

Bob was going to be a first-time father in 2016 and as usual was quite excited about the event. He and his wife Amy had spent some amazing time together, although riddled with perplexity and complexity. What was baffling to them was the baby rocker part. As first- timer parents, they spent their entire time and

Are you looking for help to develop your child’s reading skills? Read our review of the Reading Head Start program by Sarah Shepard.

Often, we assume identification tags should be used mainly by corporate workers in offices. While this is true, it isn’t entirely correct because not only you as a corporate worker need an identification tag, your baby boy or girl who is in preschool might even need it more than you do. You’ll wonder and ask why?

With Halloween just around the corner, many people are wondering if it’s safe to celebrate given the ongoing pandemic. Here are some tips to help you have a safe and fun Halloween while still following health guidelines.