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How Technology Can Support Children’s Education

Nov. 09, 2018

Today’s students are digital natives who have never known a life without computers and the internet. As we all know, technology (in the form of cell phones and social media) shares blame for distracted students and many other problems. But technology also has all kinds of advantages for teachers as well as parents and students. Here are several ways technology can enhance your child’s education:

How Parents Can Support Their 21st Century Learners
Oct. 18, 2016

How Parents Can Support Their 21st Century Learners

This generation of learners is quite different than the one that came before them. Parents are aware that their children learn differently than they did in school, but they don't always know exactly why. What should you know about your child as a student? Below is some valuable insight into what 21st century learners are all about and how you can support your child at home:

Six Tips to Keep Your Child Safe Online
Aug. 08, 2014

Cyberbullying...online predators...identity theft. For many parents, the World Wide Web is a source of fear and anxiety.

Today's Distractions Impeding Your Child's Academic Success
Jan. 22, 2014

Technology can open up doors to interactive learning, but use of technology for personal reasons during classes or while studying can break academic focus.

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