Explore all things learning, from early childhood education to advanced academics. Discuss school choices, study tips, extracurriculars, special education resources, and lifelong learning opportunities for all ages.
- by systemOriginally published at: Is Your Teen a Perfectionist? How to Spot the Difference Between Healthy and Harmful Striving – Mamapedia™ Perfection might feel like the goal—but excellence, done with heart and balance, is where real growth happens. 1 post – 1 participant Read full topic
- by systemOriginally published at: Part 5: What If Your Child Isn’t Ready for Kindergarten Yet? – Mamapedia™ Here is the deeper issue: not every child has access to preschool, therapists, or enrichment opportunities. Many of the resources that help children become “Fully Ready” are expensive or limited to certain neighborhoods. That’s not fair—and it’s not sustainable. […]
- by systemOriginally published at: How to Assess Kindergarten Readiness at Home – Mamapedia™ In Part 4 of our five-part series on kindergarten readiness, we walk through how to observe your child at home using the same four developmental areas used in a major 13-year study by the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD). 1 post – […]
- by systemOriginally published at: Why Kindergarten Readiness Matters More Than Age – Mamapedia™ If your child is showing delays in self-regulation, social communication, or motor skills, and these delays are ongoing despite support, an extra year can offer valuable time to build these skills. 1 post – 1 participant Read full topic
- by systemOriginally published at: Part 2: What Is Kindergarten Readiness, Really? – Mamapedia™ The truth is: readiness is about much more than academics—and a powerful 13-year study from San Francisco shows that this well-rounded set of early childhood skills has a lasting impact. 1 post – 1 participant Read full topic
- by systemOriginally published at: What a 13-Year Long Study Found About Kindergarten Readiness Part 1 – Mamapedia™ If you’re asking, “Is my child ready for kindergarten?” — that’s one of the most important questions you can ask as a parent. And it turns out, the answer could significantly shape your child’s academic future. 1 post – […]
- by lorixcollinsWe’ve used Wordly Wise 3000 workbooks before to study vocabulary and it was decent. We tried out Beestar for a few months and we’ve really liked it. Beestar’s vocabulary program has lots of vivid pictures and contents. The words also align well with the school curriculum. Wanted to reach out and see if anyone else […]
- by lorixcollinsI’ve tried out different reading programs and I’ve been wondering if anyone has any insight into Raz-Kids and Beestar? We’ve tried both and we’ve really liked Beestar’s classical stories and grammar sections. Does anyone else feel the same too? 4 posts – 2 participants Read full topic
- by MidwestgalI just read that the Department of Education is potentially on the chopping block. I have to say I am pretty upset. Their mission is to foster educational excellence and ensure equal access to education. I personally know so many children who benefit from IDEA. I can’t imagine what would happen in states with little […]
- by MidwestgalMy daughter has been diagnosed with ADHD which based on what I’ve read seems to fit with what we have seen. She struggles a lot more in the 7th grade than she did in elementary school. I am trying to ask the school for some official help since some of her teachers are not at […]
- by systemOriginally published at: Spotlight on the Top 18 Education Influencers and Experts of 2024 – Mamapedia™ There is no such thing as a perfect school or a one-size-fits-all approach to education. Each child is unique, with distinct needs, strengths, and learning styles, and every family faces its own set of circumstances. 1 post – 1 […]
- by systemOriginally published at: Why Movement Matters: Unlocking Cognitive Growth in Children – Mamapedia™ Activities that combine movement with direction-following help build attention and flexibility. 3 posts – 3 participants Read full topic
- by lorixcollinsI only saw old posts from years ago and I wanted to check in with everyone about Huntington Learning Center. Does anyone have any new/recent insight about Huntington Learning Center? Are there any other recommendations? 6 posts – 3 participants Read full topic
- by systemExplore all things learning, from early childhood education to advanced academics. Discuss school choices, study tips, extracurriculars, special education resources, and lifelong learning opportunities for all ages. 1 post – 1 participant Read full topic
- by sisneros.martinezMy son is 6 years old. Will be 7 in March . We moved to Mexico when he was 3. I waited until he was 5 to admit him to kindergarten. I noticed a speech delay when he was about 2 and was about to start speech therapy before we moved. I started him speech […]
- by gabrielsmom813My son came home recently with a progress report. One of the comments was that he's not yet counting to 20. He's been able to count to 20 since he was 2 years old. When he was screened (3 months before his 3rd birthday) he knew that along with his colors, letters, numbers, shapes and […]
- by lacykosierHello! I am wondering if any moms have a great suggestion for a preschool in the Saratoga Springs, UT area. My daughter is turning 3 in August, and I would like to enroll her! I would love to hear your experiences and recommendations. Thanks! 2 posts – 1 participant Read full topic
- by Nancy_FMy problem is that my 4th grader is not doing well in reading. Her main problem is comprehension. She can read the same thing 3 times and still not get what she just read. Ive talked to her teacher who seems to think if she reads everyday it will get better. But i guess i […]
- by R_M1My children are 9, 4 and 3. Their father speaks Spanish. I would love for us to be a completely bilingual family. Where can we go for help that is relatviely inexpensive? We cannot pay $1000 a month or so for one child to go to a "special" Spanish school. So, what are the alternatives? […]
- by Xtal_LemoineWe found out in Nov. last year that our Elementary School is closing at the end of term this year, I currently have a 1st grader in that school, next school year he will be starting second grade, and my 5 year old will be starting Kindergarten, the school that is now our new "home […]