Articles Tagged With "Education"

There are 36 articles tagged with "Education".

• ABCs and Learning Difficulties By Loretta Clift Preparing your special needs child for school.
• Admissions Season By Jennifer Brozost and Vimmi Shroff Five steps for getting your little one into school.
• Advocating for Your Special Needs Child’s Education By Patricia S. Phelan, Esq. How to prepare for an IEP meeting.
• Arts and Smarts By Wendy Burt The correlation between creative afterschool activities and grades.
• Back to the Future By Gloria D. Rocchio Discover which old house is educating students about medicine.
• Becoming Bilingual By Naomi Steiner, M.D., and Susan L. Hayes The perks of learning two languages as a child.
• Big Technology in Little Hands By Judy Patterson Enhancing preschoolers’ learning with computers.
• Brighter Futures By Patty Machir Giving underserved students promising opportunities.
• Children’s Discovery By Carole Howell Engaging tips for museum trips.
• Coming to Terms By Kristen De Noia, Esq. Navigating the maze of special education acronyms.
• Dealing with Bullies By Rita Shreffler and Leslie Phillips Ways to defend your special needs child.
• Dealing With Dyslexia By Gina Roberts-Grey Understanding dyslexia.
• Discipline and Disability By Randy Chapman Determining when a child’s misbehavior in school is related to a disability.
• Early Childhood Development By Susan Lehrer, RN, BSN, and Vivian Babin, OTR/L, M.Ed. Listen to your heart and act.
• Engage, Educate & Elevate By Danielle Moss Lee, Ed.D. Raising leaders in Manhattan.
• Inspire Your Child to Succeed By Marie Castronuovo Ascolese How music improves academic performance.
• Lights, Camera, Action By George Giokas A local festival gives students a start in film.
• Literature Comes Alive By Patty Maguire and Cynthia Shor The Walt Whitman Birthplace offers a trove of interactive fun.
• Little Kids, Big Thinkers By Irene Helen Zundel Nurturing a love of learning in children.
• Living the Dream By Frank Corrado An innovative music program in Westchester schools.
• Living with Alzheimer’s By Jed A. Levine How one organization helps people affected by the disease.
• Local Support for Global Literacy By Karen Khor With the highly literate population and top-notch educational resources in Westchester County, it is easy to be lulled into thinking that learning to read is an inevitable childhood rite of passage.
• Mental Arithmetic By Venkatesh Brahmadesam Helping children learn math and improve concentration.
• Music and the Mind By Christine D’Amico Using music to stimulate children’s cognitive development.
• Music to my Ears By Amy Iwano The many benefits of music for children.
• Now What? By Elaine Lerner, MSW, CSW A parent’s role after an ADHD diagnosis.
• Numbers Sense By Scott Heifetz Boosting math skills during summertime.
• Numbers Sense By Larry Martinek How to know when your child needs help with math.
• Pop in That Tape By Maura White Six ways to manage your toddler's video time.
• Smart Savings for College By Michael L. Fitzgerald Affordable alternatives to offset the cost.
• The IEP Meeting By Ellyn Levy Should you bring a lawyer?
• The Responsibility Factor By Beth Elgort Mental healthcare and school violence.
• What is the Best School for Our Family? By Jennifer Brozost and Vimmi Shroff Guidance for finding the right fit.
• When You Are at Work By Ruth Eisner What is the right type of child care for your family?
• Why Learn Chinese? By Francois Thibaut It can actually help promote critical thinking and skills.
• Young Leaders in the Making By Evie Hantzopoulos Global education is a click away.