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Development: Ages and Stages
Problem-Solving
in Action
Toddlers
imitate what they see, preschoolers try hands-on trial and error,
and kindergartners tap language skills to solve problems.
Let
the Laughter Begin!
Giggling,
guffawing, bursting with smiles — humor helps children celebrate
the joy of life.
The
Path to Math
Believe
it or not, young children think and talk about mathematical concepts
all the time. You can help them explore math even more!
Dr.
Stanley Greenspan: Meeting Learning Challenges
Working
with Children Who Show Attention Problems
Understanding
the many possible causes of attention problems can help teachers
address the learning needs of indi vidual
children.
The
Problem with Traditional Diagnostic Labels
In
the past, diagnosting labels have served some important purposes
— but they can be dangerous, too.
Working
with Children Who Have Processing Difficulties
Learn
strategies for helping children with visual, auditory, and emotional
processing problems succeed in the classroom.
Warren
Buckleitner: Teaching with Technology
Using
Computers Age by Age
Several
software companies advertise new products for infants and toddlers.
But how young is too young for computers and software?
Software
to Enhance Social-Emotional Growth
Great
new software can actually increase the quantity and quality of children's
social interactions.
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