High drop out rates have caused many educators to look for new ways to reach today’s wired generation. At the forefront of this movement is Quest to Learn (Q2L), a school based entirely on games-based learning. Instead of textbooks and lectures, students learn by engaging in computer-driven role-playing games and interactive quests. Video games are … Continue reading “Video Games for Homework?”
Developing a positive relationship with your child’s teacher can go a long way in helping your child during the school year. According to former PTA national president Jan Harp Domene, “I’d never allow a stranger to educate my child.” Parents who work with their child’s teachers: Know more about their child and are able to … Continue reading “Do You Know Your Child’s Teacher?”
Your children just started school again and you may be wondering how to help them with their back-to-school jitters. Here is a quick refresher course on dealing with new friends, new teachers, and new challenges. Give Children Time to Adjust Don’t be too concerned if your child is worried about starting school. It is normal … Continue reading “Back to School 101”
Does your son grunt every time he takes his backpack off? Does your daughter have to lean forward to support the weight? Are they both complaining of back pain? If you answered yes to any of the above, chances are you may want to take a closer look at their backpacks. Much better than purses … Continue reading “Is Your Child a Student or a Pack Animal?”
Will running around outside help your child do better on her upcoming test? A growing field of research is saying that it will. Studies are showing that students who engage in physical activity do better in school. “It’s not only Johnny’s getting fat, and heart disease down the road — all that’s true. But it’s … Continue reading “Studies Link Physical Activity with Better Academic Performance”
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