by CHEWV | Sep 1, 2016 | Pre-school
By Shannon Messenger, Early Learning Specialist Some of the best learning your child does occurs everyday in his/her home environment. By talking to and with them, doing chores with them, reading to them, explaining things to them and allowing them to have free...
by CHEWV | Sep 1, 2016 | Articles, Early Education, Pre-school, Struggling Learners
by Randi Horst, Speech Language Pathologist and Homeschool Mom Babble business is not just for babies! It takes two to communicate. How we react to our lil’ ones’ interests and babbling is the groundwork for brain growth and communication. A recent article describes...
by CHEWV | Jun 2, 2016 | Articles, Assessments, Testing
Learning. It’s not just for our students! There is certainly a learning curve for the newly revised law. This is a good thing, however, for through this law we have gained freedom! Nevertheless, with freedom comes responsibility – the responsibility to learn....
by CHEWV | Feb 3, 2016 | Articles, Assessments, Blog, Early Education, Testing
Aha! Testing time! Moms may worry about how their littles are going to do and so may head over to Barnes and Noble for the Test Prep workbook, but there are actually many (and perhaps even better) ways to prepare. In the earliest grades, many of the questions are read...
by CHEWV | Jan 30, 2016 | Articles, Assessments, Blog, Testing
It can be tempting to think that a test will accurately assess how we are doing as teachers and how our children are doing as students. But it can do neither. Standardized testing is only a tool to determine how our children compare academically with other students...
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