Six Reader-Selected Posts in Honor of Our 2nd Blogaversary
Jan 5, 2012
In honor of our 2
ndblogaversary, we asked our readers to share their favorite posts from the Science of Learning blog
. Read their responses and check out the posts that inspired them.
How to Encourage Kindergarten Math Readiness
Oct 20, 2011Ever heard of “the cardinal principle”? It’s one of the most challenging math skills for preschoolers to master. Help your child build Kindergarten math readiness skills with these easy tips.
Toddler Vocabulary Development: Shopping With Your Child
Oct 11, 2011
Learn how to turn everyday tasks like shopping into fun vocabulary learning experiences for your toddler. More>>
Changing the Culture of Poverty by Doing Whatever It Takes
Jul 28, 2011
Breaking the cycle of poverty is the aspiration Geoffrey Canada had in mind when he created Harlem Children’s Zone. Read his story and discover how early learning skills can have a long-term academic impact on students.
The Magical Combination of Love and Limits: Tips for Teaching Positive Behavior
Jun 9, 2011
Teaching positive behavior to toddlers is not always an easy task, but these tips demonstrate how you can turn negative behaviors into a positive learning experience.
Limiting Young Children’s Screen Time for Long-Term Health
Jun 1, 2011
Limiting screen time is important for your child’s long term health. Learn ways to monitor screen time and enjoy more free time with your child.
Engaging Children in the World with Words
Apr 26, 2011
Engaging children with words daily is a great way to build the neurological groundwork to understand language. Find out how you can create learning opportunities for your child in any situation.
Goodnight Room: Story Strategies for Building the Best Bedtimes
Mar 8, 2011
Parents often struggle with setting a routine bedtime schedule for children. Read today’s post for tips about how to create a routine sleep schedule, and enjoy your newfound “you” time.
How Much Sleep Do Children Need?
Feb 1, 2011
Sleep is a critical component of healthy childhood development and is essential health and well-being. Is your child getting enough?
The Speech and Language Connection: The Nursery Rhyme Effect (Part 2)
Dec 30, 2010
Nursery rhymes make a great teaching tool for young children learning the sounds, word order, grammar and rhythm of language.
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