Today we\’re talking about Montessori math. In each classroom the range of work is broad and versatile to accommodate different ages, learning styles and abilities. There is so much to unpack in Montessori math that a full discussion would be far too much for a single blog post. So, we\’ll pickup on some of the […]
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When it comes to screen time and technology management, the modern parent has a sizable mountain to climb. Affordability, portability, simplicity, personalization and the unlimited entertainment options that make technology so enticing and ubiquitous are the very things that make it so difficult for parents to help our children manage them. Many of us find
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It is the middle of Summer. No school, no sports and the sun stays up for an eternity each day. Children have nothing but time. Hours and hours of it. So where are they? What does it take to get your child outside during the Summer? Effort. I wish it didn’t, but it does. Conversely,
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These images were taken in vastly different worlds. The first photo was taken by a friend who attends a private high school in Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Africa (my apologies for the quality of the image). The other was taken at a public high school in the United States. Sierra Leone is one of the
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