Future of Ed

They say the best teachers thrive in classrooms. The same way pilots fly better when they’re constantly up in the air. Like most skills, developing teaching techniques take years of honing and dedication. Hours and hours of actual face time with students and varying levels of day-to-day interactions. But with practice and unwavering will for […]

It’s been half a year since the stay-at-home orders were implemented. Although some states are easing restrictions, the main recommendation is still to stay indoors whenever possible. This is especially true for children, as they have a higher risk of contracting the virus compared to adults. Your children are probably reeling to go outside and

Many people decide to take music lessons so that they’ll eventually become better at singing or playing the instrument that they want to. However, many also fall prey to their nerves, sometimes even to the point of quitting their lessons altogether. If you’re feeling the same way, but you don’t want to let it get

The increased use of smartphones and tablets among elementary school-age children is a cause of concern for many parents today. Research has shown that increased screen time can be detrimental to a child's writing and reading skills. No matter what you do, your child’ will be exposed to TV and computers, which is a reality