Choosing an aquarium and fish for young children.
Erin has a love of all things water. I have blogged about her love of
Erin has a love of all things water. I have blogged about her love of
I am passionate about reading, I have always loved to read. My reading material over
Another nail was hammered into the coffin of Education and the Family today. A short
I’ve got a bit of a bee in my bonnet. In my Utopian society everyone
In half term we visited London and I think everyone knows what happened when we
From the parenting abilities of male emperor penguins to how Vikings built their longships, the internet is an indispensible resource for any child working on a homework assignment. There’s so much info out there that, as long as you teach them not to believe everything they read online, your young learner can get really involved in their subject. If they get really interested, the web is the perfect place for them to explore this new topic independently. However, it’s not all sunshine, flowers and voyages of discovery as child safety and parenting website http://quib.ly observed. Their findings are summarised below: What’s the problem? The internet also makes it very easy for your kids to cheat, whether or not they know they’re doing it. They can copy and paste information, copy it down verbatim into workbooks, download pre-written assignments and even buy their own unique piece of coursework. This is no good for their educational experience, no good for teaching children that hard work pays off and it prevents children from learning on their own. If you’re worried about plagiarism and cheating online, here’s a quick guide.
Do you believe in meritocracy? Do you believe that the society in which we live
Today I witnessed something of a new phenomenon. A parent rang into my school asking the
The first week of back to school has been completed for me. I do enjoy
Choosing a secondary school is a massive decision for parents and I talk to many
Learning through play is simply the best way to learn at any age. I have
