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Raising a Sensitive Child

Raising a Sensitive Child

By Sue Douglass Fliess He cries at the drop of a hat—or a toy, in this case. She crumbles if you
Why Kids Cheat and How to Stop It

Why Kids Cheat and How to Stop It

By Rose Garrett These days, it seems like cheating is everywhere, from the baseball diamond to the classroom. With stories of
When Teenagers Lie

When Teenagers Lie

By Lisa Medoff All teens lie, and that is because all people lie. We often do it in the service of sparing
How Children Learn

How Children Learn

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Eight Things Skilled Teachers Think, Say and Do

Eight Things Skilled Teachers Think, Say and Do

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Tips For Dealing With Challenging Behaviors

Tips For Dealing With Challenging Behaviors

Children with challenging behaviors can be very difficult for the teacher and hard on the other children in the program.
Five Phases of Professional Development

Five Phases of Professional Development

The North Central Regional Educational Laboratory has developed a research-based professional development framework that promotes ongoing professional development and encourages
Tips for Teachers

Tips for Teachers

Rely on good researchPromote the adoption of reading instruction programs in your school that are based on sound research and
Twenty Tips on Motivating Students

Twenty Tips on Motivating Students

Few teachers would deny that motivated students are easier to teach, or that students who are interested in learning do,
Be a Pro-Change Teacher

Be a Pro-Change Teacher

Many teachers (especially experienced ones) suffer from what I call “change phobia.” And if not carefully monitored, even new teachers