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While many teachers, schools and parents discourage rough housing, the data suggests that rough and
Nsedu Obot Witherspoon talks with the Executive Director of the Association for Childhood Educati
Peter Johnston makes a compelling case for the notion that the world has so fundamentally changed th
Today, parents and teachers agonize about when to say no, how to say no and whether the word “no” sh
Candid, thoughtful and straight talking, Dr. Diane Ravitch gives an unvarnished report card on the
Dr. Gary Small says that overexposure to technology alters your child's brain and can impact a numbe
Someone once defined difficult parents like this:They don't do what you want them to do, they do wha
Lenore Skenazy says that telling kids not to talk to strangers is one of the most useless and misgui
This segment focuses on an education reform initiative that is already producing exceptional outcom
Steve Gross shares with us why joy and play opens up the world for children and why parents, teache
In this fascinating discussion, Larry Griffin asserts that the number of boys who are unmotivated an
Award winning writer, Malcom Gladwell says that if you want to transform educational outcomes cultu
Keith Krueger shares five strategies and a three tactics which allow you to leverage ARRA funds to
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