learning beyond the curriculum

Posted on: 5 May 2023

Which early childhood development center is the right learning environment for your preschool-aged child? Your preschooler is ready to start their educational journey and build a foundation for future learning. But you're not sure which center is the best match. Take a look at these questions you should ask before you choose an early childhood development program.  What Ages Do You Accept? Is your child old enough to attend the program?
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Posted on: 7 November 2022

If you have a child with special needs, rejoice: there are several options available to help your young one succeed, both in school and in their regular, social life. An online special education program can be a great way to help your child learn and thrive, without feeling overwhelmed. Just like remote learning is not ideal for everyone, you should take some considerations before putting your special needs child into an online special education program.
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Posted on: 7 April 2022

If you have just started to hear people talking about elementary Montessori and how they are choosing that option for the education of their children, you might find yourself wondering why. You will want to make sure that you are learning all that you can about any education system that is different from what you are used to, as this will allow you to make a truly informed decision. To help you determine whether this type of education method is right for your family, you will want to continue reading.
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Posted on: 11 June 2021

If your child is approaching preschool age, it is time to start thinking about where you want to send your child to preschool. Almost all preschools follow some sort of learning philosophy or educational program. The key is to find a preschool that fits your child's unique learning and personal development needs. A Montessori preschool education offers many benefits. #1: Encourages Cooperative Play In a Montessori classroom, the teachers help guide the students and allow the students to direct the activities and flow of the classroom.
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