Parent Tips

Octopuses have three hearts. Male, and not the female, seahorses give birth to the young ones. The lioness does 90% of the hunting while the lion steps in only when...

As the first term of school starts, I would like to talk about homework. I can hear the collective groan of dread from all children and parents everywhere. Homework is...

Children need limits and boundaries. Although they might complain, rules provide a sense of security that helps them learn what to expect from others and how to behave. Follow these guidelines to set effective rules with your family: Keep...

Many parents have been asking what they need to do now to make sure their child has a tutoring spot for next year. Well actually, you don’t have to do...

Did You Know? The word "Christmas" comes from an old English phrase that means "Mass of Christ." December 26 was traditionally known as St. Stephen's Day, but is more commonly known...

Dyslexia - Helpful Tips and Resources In addition to direct instruction, the following considerations may assist in school success so don't be shy to ask your school for some or...

As promised I am continuing my focus on Dyslexia this month. If you haven't already been to www.dyslexiadaily.com, I urge to you do so. Liz Dunoon's article called 'What is Dyslexia?'...

October is Dyslexia Awareness month, so the next two newsletters will increase your understanding of Dyslexia and suggest resources to help both at home and at school. What is Dyslexia...

I have borrowed these from an Emily Lapkin article on www.understood.org Myth #1: It's a Boy Thing. Dyslexia affects both genders. Girls tend to quietly muddle through challenges while boys become...