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The U.S. may be short as many as three million high-skilled workers by 2018, according to National Math + Science Initiative predictions. In response, more educators and schools are embracing the idea that today’s K12 curriculum must include Science, Technology,... by bmanyibe | Sep 17, 2020 | Seasonal
Children story books and great weather go hand in hand. Whether poolside or on a family picnic, don’t forget to bring books for the kids to enjoy. “It can be tempting to plop kids down in front of the television during downtime, but books are just as engaging and can... by bmanyibe | Sep 17, 2020 | Seasonal
Oklahoma teacher Steven Wedel has written an honest and blunt open letter recounting his struggles as a teacher in Oklahoma. The Oklahoma teacher chronicles how he takes care for students who cannot find love and food at their homes. He says he has been forced to buy... by bmanyibe | Sep 17, 2020 | Seasonal
Edmond Schools District has named Cimarron Middle School’s Kristin Linholm, a 6th grade literacy and social studies teacher 2016-2017 Edmond Teacher of the Year. The announcement was made on April 19 by Superintendent Bret Towne during the Celebration of Excellence... by bmanyibe | Sep 17, 2020 | Seasonal
Caring for children with autism can be challenging to caregivers and parents. However, possessing basic knowledge on how to care for these children will be helpful to you. Below are 5 tips to help you effectively care for your child. Handling Fits Children with autism... by bmanyibe | Sep 17, 2020 | Reading
Caring for a child who has autism can be draining, tiring, and difficult. However, learning and applying what needs to be done can turn this to a rewarding and fulfilling experience. Just like all other aspects of parenting, no rule book exists that guides on caring...