We cannot undervalue the importance of physical education in early childhood. Unfortunately, studies show that children today do not get enough physical activity. Alarming statistics from the CDC: Shockingly, this
Many people find music relevant to their daily lives. As an art form, some music lovers appreciate music just like others appreciate art. Some find music relaxing, while others need
May is full of interesting history and fun facts. Follow along as we explore some May history that has impacted many different aspects of our lives. May 1, 1931 –
I can’t speak for my colleagues about teacher appreciation, but I always thought teacher appreciation to be a curious holiday. I love teaching and believe that when a parent entrusts
Promoting inclusivity in a classroom can be a touchy subject. There is so much politicization of the subject that many educators are afraid to discuss creating an inclusive classroom. It
Join us as we meet ten famous people with Down syndrome! The public often misperceives people with Down syndrome. People see them as needing lots of help with everything in
A common belief is that autism spectrum disorder is rare. In reality, many people are on this spectrum and plenty more may have autism without getting a proper diagnosis. Many
Do you dread or look forward to scheduled parent/teacher conferences throughout the school year? Whether you like them or not they are necessary and can become the catalyst to change,
Teacher burnout is real. You know what it feels like. A class period ends, you stare at the clock. You cannot believe it is not the end of the day.
Let’s talk about CTE! When is it too early to begin talking with your child about careers? The answer is it’s never too early! This is why Learn Bright is
