Parent Shows Heartfelt Appreciation for Teacher Whose Care and Passion Helped Infant Son Reach Milestones
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Parent Shows Heartfelt Appreciation for Teacher Whose Care and Passion Helped Infant Son Reach Milestones
It’s a joyous but bittersweet moment when a child progresses to the next level in their preschool program. Joyous because it means the child is reaching milestones, but bittersweet because the child is growing up, and all the changes that come with that – including saying good-bye to the teachers that were such an important…
Read MoreHow Parker-Chase Preschool in Carrollton Helped a Girl Find Her Voice
Until Evelyn was almost two years old, she spent her days with her mother, Mary, who worked remotely from home. With her older son already in a preschool program, Mary couldn’t afford a double tuition bill, so like many parents around the country, she relied on YouTube videos to keep her daughter entertained while she…
Read MoreAt Cranium Academy of East Orlando, a Personalized Approach Helps Student Succeed
Victor’s journey at Cranium Academy of East Orlando is a heartwarming testament to the power of perseverance, personalized support and holistic education. When Victor, a bilingual second-grade student, first joined his class, he faced significant challenges. His English language skills were limited, and he was performing below grade level. He had difficulty communicating and fully…
Read MorePodcast: Simple Strategies for Creating a Calmer Home for a Happier Child
@endeavor-schools In the next episode of Endeavor Schools’ Lightbulb Moment Podcast, we talk about how to create a calmer home environment to allay the effects of busy schedules, cluttered spaces and the constant stream of digital distractions. It can often be difficult to create a peaceful and nurturing atmosphere where your child can truly thrive.…
Read MoreHow Play Can Build Stronger Brains
Harvard University’s Center on the Developing Child recently shared some great ways that play can help children develop their brains. From playing “peek-a-boo” at 8 months to Sudoku at 8 years, play is a vital part of developing strong and flexible thinking skills. And, of course, it’s also fun! “Playful interactions with adults help babies…
Read MoreParker-Chase Sprayberry Teachers’ Commitment and Passion Helps Child Overcome Obstacles
We recently received a heartwarming testimonial from the Mitchell family in Marietta, Georgia, about their four-year-old son Finn’s success. It perfectly captures the essence of what makes our Parker-Chase Preschool team so special. Finn’s family had been disappointed by other early childhood programs where Finn found it difficult to settle into the learning community. His…
Read MoreHow to Build Your Infant’s Concentration Skills
We often associate concentration with older children sitting still and completing tasks, but the foundations of focus are actually laid down much earlier – in infancy! Even tiny babies are capable of paying attention, and understanding how this skill develops can empower parents to nurture their little one’s budding concentration. The Building Blocks of Baby…
Read MorePODCAST: Practical Tips for a Stress-Free Holiday Season with Small Children
@endeavor-schools The holidays are coming up, which means parents of babies and toddlers are looking forward to time spent with family, but many are also wary of how they will handle their little ones through all the stresses that come during the holidays. The holidays are a time for joy and connection, but for…
Read MoreWhy Project-Based Learning is Growing in Early Childhood Education
Chinese researchers recently conducted a wide-ranging meta-analysis that included 66 studies over a 20-year period covering various age groups on the impacts of project-based learning (PBL). The results found that, overall, PBL significantly enhances students’ learning outcomes, including core literacy, higher-order thinking, and 21st-century skills, compared to traditional teaching methods. This was especially true for…
Read More‘Talking’ Math With Your Child Can Help Them Better Understand Math Concepts
New research suggests that talking about simple math during everyday interactions with your child can help them develop a stronger understanding of math concepts. A recent meta-analysis by researchers from the University of Pittsburgh and the University of California, Irvine reviewed 22 studies from 2010 to 2022 and found a strong link between parents’ math…
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