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• Facts To Calm Your Mind As You Prepare To Send Your Child Away To Private School

  6 August 2017

  When you're a parent of a child who will soon be heading off to private school, you might be feeling a degree of anxiety about the child being out from under your roof for the first time. This feeling is natural, but you should try to keep calm — if you're anxious, your child may pick up on this feeling and begin to feel anxious, too. The more you know about the private school system, the more you should be able to let your nerves relax.

• Choose A Social Skills Group To Take Your Autistic Child To So They Can Learn How To Become A Functioning Member Of Society

  2 August 2017

  Autistic children often have a hard time in social situations because their condition limits their ability to interact with other people. For many autistic children, the only way they learn how to handle social situations is through social skills groups. In these groups, the children develop skills that other people can do with ease on a daily basis. The following guide walks you through a few things to look for when searching for a social skills group for your child.

• 3 Subtle Signs That Your Daycare Is Going Above and Beyond

  2 August 2017

  As a parent, you probably know some of the obvious signs of a good daycare – plenty of educational toys, an open-door policy and communicative staff, and most importantly, a happy child who enjoys their time there. But what separates a good daycare from a really great daycare? Some of the signs that a daycare is really going above and beyond for the children in their care can fly under the radar for parents.

• Math Teaching Tools For Kids With Dyscalculia

  1 August 2017

  Children with dyscalculia struggle with numbers, number concepts, and all of the associated learning materials. They have trouble grasping how numbers function. Much like dyslexia, there is no cure for this learning disability. Instead, kids need to learn how to adapt to their difficulties while educators and parents need to learn how to each appropriately to help overcome those struggles. Here are a few tips to help you with teaching numbers if your child has dyscalculia.

• Considering Flight Training After High School? 4 Steps To Help You Prepare For The Adventure

  23 June 2017

  If you've decided that you want to be a pilot when you get out of high school, now's the time to start preparing for the adventure. It's never too early to gain the experience you'll need to be successful in your flight training. Even if you can't start your training now, there are still things you can do to prepare for your lessons. Here are just four suggestions that will familiarize you with the process and get you ready for flight training.