Maker Education is about empowering learners.
Incorporating maker education into our curriculum allow us to place the interests and passions of young learners first. Maker education researchers from Project Zero at Harvard University Dr. Edward Clapp and Dr. Lynneth Solis visit
Four Helpful Steps on How to Stop Toddler Tantrums
My son had just one issue with group games – he had to be the winner! If someone was faster in a race or had more painting skills (a great mystery in his mind), the
This is the Secret to Raising Empowered Learners
You bring your defenseless baby back home. The smell, the smiles, the noise, and the excitement makes up for the long sleepless nights! And in a blink of an eye your little one transforms into
Dealing with Change: Here’s How to Help Your Preschooler
The children were only one and four years old when we suddenly had to move. The reality is that I wasnt that excited about the change but I was determined to teach my children that
What is Included in a STEM / STEAM Program?
Ten years ago, the word STEM (which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) in education was beginning to sound like the flavor of the month. Some childcare business leaders predicted that it was just
Newborn in the House? Get Ready for Some Toddler Drama!
He seemed happy in the picture next to his newly born baby sister. But that was not the reality. The truth is, it took my 2-year old son a long time to come to peace
How to Keep Your Composure During a Toddler Tantrum
I once heard a wonderful story of a parent shopping for groceries in a supermarket. The child kept throwing tantrums during the entire shopping experience. But the parent kept repeating the phrase Chris, you are
The Kumon Dropouts: Using Maker-Centered Education to Help Your Child Discover Their Interests
When my children were growing up, I was a helicopter mom. I had the best intentions at heart. (I just wanted them to be successful and get into the best schools.) During a school event,
