High School graduation requirements are not the same anymore, but what is nowadays. If you have a student currently in high school
Every year adults make resolutions right before the New Year in the hopes to make positive changes in his/her life. Sometimes adults may make resolutions that will benefit their kids, such as, spending more quality time with their children, taking them on a trip, or just being an overall better parent. But have you ever thought about talking to you kids about making their own new Year’s resolutions?
Many adults weren’t the only ones upset with this year’s President elect Donald Trump, kids were too! But kids weren’t receiving the education that followed the political process, and therefore were confused and a bit scared. Based on the top concerns kids’ have, I created a kit that is funny but also teaches a bit of politics.
Your child will need the following things to survive the next four years:
Around this time, everyone starts to share what they are thankful for. I am thankful everyday I am living and breathing, and the fact that I help children achieve their maximum potential, and the list goes on. But to keep it short and to the point, I won’t go into detail about the history, and the meaning of Thanksgiving, because so many other people have, and its pretty redundant at this point.
But when I think about Thanksgiving this year, there are things that I am ‘unthankful’ for, and would like to change!
Dear Parents,
When your sweet child wakes up, how will you break the news to them about Trump being elected President.
Many adults have taken notice in regards to the Presidential Elections, starting with the primaries earlier this year. Everyone was trying to figure out what was going on with each political party.
Read my blog, ‘Busy Adults too lazy to read a blog’, in under one minute, and learn.
How often do you teach or speak to your children about politics? Most parents, may have a casual conversation about the presidential elections, but bringing more kid friendly resources will help your child understand the political process more.
Policy makers play a critical role in a student’s education. Some of the policies include class sizes, school size, school choice, tracking, privatization, teacher pay, teacher education, graduation, school infrastructure, school funding, and school values to name a few.
How many of these decision makers do you think come from low income schools?
Tons of things are happening at schools before students enter, but here’s the top six things teachers focus on: