Preschool Fibbing: Are They Lying Or Just Storytelling?

As your child starts mastering language at about the age of three or four, you're going to notice a troubling problem: they like to tell a lot of stories. You are having an increasingly hard time believing anything they are saying, and are a little worried about it. However, there's a chance that they aren't actually lying, but engaging in what is known as "fantasy play." Knowing the difference between the two is crucial. [Read More]

6 Important Questions To Ask When Choosing A Preschool

Choosing the right preschool is a challenge, and the choices can seem confusing and overwhelming.  Choose the right environment for your child to make sure they are getting the most out of the experience by asking a few important questions of each preschool you are considering. 1. What Is The Curriculum and Educational Philosophy?  There are several major educational philosophies in early childhood education, and each takes a different approach to how children are taught, the structure of the environment, and what is part of the curriculum. [Read More]

Shalom: 4 Tips To Help You Find The Right Jewish Education For Your Child

Learning to read and write is crucial to every child's future. However, there are other things that are just as crucial, especially when you want your child to grow to be a well-rounded adult. If you want your child to grow intellectually and spiritually, you want their education to encompass religious components. But, how do you raise your children to embrace both education and their Jewish heritage? Here are four components you should look for when choosing an religious education program for your kids. [Read More]

3 Major Benefits Of Charter Schools

One of the most important matters that parents tend to focus on is the education of their children. When you give your child a great head start in life through excellent education, you are able to set them on the course of success for life. Charter schools are an excellent option for people looking to make the most of their children's education. These schools are founded by teachers or communities that receive public funding. [Read More]