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Month: January 2014

You’ve Seen This Photo, Here’s Who Made It

Jan 26, 2014Nancy WeinsteinGames, Math & STEMAlycia Zimmerman, fractions and legos, Legos, Math

By Sarah Vander Schaaff  A teacher. But like many things that go viral on the Internet, that important fact has gotten less attention. It didn’t take too much detective work to trace the photo back to its source, however, and last week I was able to speak on the phone with the photo’s creator, Alycia Zimmerman,…

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This is Interesting…

Jan 16, 2014Nancy WeinsteinBoredom, Effort & Motivation, Grades & Achievement, Interests & Passionadd tests for kids, add tests for kids online, adhd medications long term effects, adhd medications side effects children, adhd symptoms kids, adhd tests for kids, Annie Murphy Paul, attention deficit disorder kids, does my child have a learning disability, dyscalculia kids, dyslexia symptoms children, dyslexia symptoms kids, dyslexia test kids, helping kids with homework, Homework, how is adhd diagnosed, how is dyslexia diagnosed, how to tell if adhd medication is working kids, how to tell if you have adhd kids, how to tell if you have dyslexia kids, Interests, learning disability diagnosed, learning disability diagnosis, neuro evaluation, neuropsych, neuropsychological testing, neuropsychological testing children, online dyslexia test, online psychoeducational testing kids, psycho-educational, psychoeducational assessment, psychoeducational evaluation, psychoeducational testing

By Sarah Vander Schaaff In the middle of a polar vortex, one should not illustrate the concept of a perimeter by saying to an eight-year old, “Imagine you are walking the perimeter of the dog park.” Cold wind, frozen toes, the threat of stepping in….well, you get the idea. I was getting the look any…

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Sleep Like a Violinist

Jan 10, 2014Nancy WeinsteinHomework & Study Skills, Sleep & NutritionHomework & Study Skills, Sleep & Nutrition

By Sarah Vander Schaaff If one of your goals is to resist the urge to over-schedule and pressure your kids, then the New Year is a good time to revisit your intentions. I found myself slipping into an old habit just a few days ago when talking with my third grader about her homework. She’d…

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