Posts Tagged ‘child development’
Learning Disabilities and Differences
October is Learning Disability Awareness Month. Children learn many skills in life—how to listen and speak, for example, or how to read, write, and do math. Some skills may be harder to learn than others. If a child has had appropriate learning experiences and instruction, but is not able to keep up with peers, it’s important to find out why and how to help. Our partners at the American Academy of Pediatrics have a blog to help caregivers and parents understand learning disabilities and differences.
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How often do you read aloud to the children in your care? Reading aloud to young children, particularly in an engaging manner, promotes emerging literacy and language development and supports the relationship between child and parent/caregiver.
Read More21-Day Read Aloud Challenge
How often do you read aloud to the children in your care? Reading aloud to young children, particularly in an engaging manner, promotes emerging literacy and language development and supports the relationship between child and parent/caregiver.
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