Parenting With Positive Guidance: Ebook and Discount Code!
Whew! It’s done! Parenting with Positive Guidance: Tools for Building Discipline from the Inside Out is now available! And here’s even more great news: It’s available for the next five days at a discounted price for my favorite readers. (That would be you, of course!) Just enter “NotJustCute” as your coupon code and get it for $7.50! The code is only good until 12am Monday morning, when the book becomes available for affiliate sales.
Tools for Building Discipline from the Inside Out
Repost: The Winter Games…..Outdoor Ideas for Preschoolers on a Snowy Day!
It has been plenty cold around here, so I thought I’d go back to last year for a re-post of outdoor winter activities! Enjoy the holiday weekend!
Weekend Reads 11/20/10
Here’s a special treat, sent to me from my dad, a faithful newspaper reader! Let’s Choose Teachers from the Top of the Class. Thanks, Pops!
Age Does Matter: Your Questions Answered by Dr. Marcy Guddemi
On the first of this month, I wrote a post about The Gesell Institute of Human Development and their recent study, asserting that the progression of healthy child development has not changed over the past 70 years, in spite of the fact that our expectations of them have. (You can read the full post here.)
DAP: What Does it Mean to Use Developmentally Appropriate Practice?
It’s occurred to me that I’ve used the term DAP a lot around here lately, and that it’s a term that warrants a full discussion in itself. This is a term you can take an entire series of courses on, but here’s my best attempt to get you the basics — quick and dirty! I’m hoping this will serve as a reference point for more discussions!
Weekend Reads 11-13-10
Thematic Unit: On the Move with Transportation
While this time of year is a great opportunity for studying a Food Unit (or jumping right into Winter Weather if you’re getting the kind of storms we’ve been having) it’s also an ideal time to explore transportation. With the holidays coming, many children will either be travelling themselves, or waiting for family members to arrive. It’s a perfect opportunity to make connections between what they’re learning and exploring and what they’re experiencing in their lives.
Finland’s Finest: Why We Need to Take Note of Finland’s Approach to Early Education
In recent years, Finland has been consistently at the top of worldwide rankings by nation for 15 year-old academic performance. They’re obviously doing something right. And in my biased informed opinion, if we want to know why their 15 year-olds are so bright, we need to look not only at what they’re doing in high school, but also (and perhaps more so) at what they’re doing in their early education programs.
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