The Parent Channel at DiscoverySchool.com is a complete resource for parenting advice to help you make the right choices for your child's education.

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The source for in depth and timely education and healthcare information that will make a difference in the lives of parents and their children.

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The Awesome Library organizes 20, 000 carefully reviewed K-12 education resources for parents. It contains a directory, an index, and a search engine.

Students do better in school and in life. Parents become empowered. Teacher morale improves. Schools get better. Communities grow stronger. Learn more about the benefits of family-school partnerships. NCPIE is a coalition of major education, community, public service, and advocacy organizations working to create meaningful family-school partnerships in every school in America. Learn more about ...

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Welcome to the Bilingual Families Web Page What This Page is About This page is maintained by Cindy Kandolf (cindy@nethelp.no), who is also list administrator for the Bilingual Families mailing list, biling-fam. If you would like to receive more information, send an empty message to biling-fam-help@nethelp.no You will then receive a file containing information about the mailing list, including ...

It is the mission of SENG to support bright, talented, gifted individuals and thier families, and the professionals who work with them, to better understand the nature of giftedness, and to help these individuals reach their personal potential.

Center provides information, support and networking for parents of highly gifted children, Annual Conference in Boston in May ...

The Commonwealth Institute for Parent Leadership, sponsored by the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence, brings together parents and others, giving them training, information, and experiences to enable them to work with teachers and other parents to raise student achievement in their home communities.

An association for people with an interest in gifted and talented children.

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Teach a child to read! Is your child labeled as having learning disabilities or dyslexia, and reads nonfluently 38% of all fourth graders in the United States are unable to read at a basic level. They aren't able to enjoy the wonderful world of books. Is your son or daughter one of them Does she drone, hesistate and torture words on the page Does he sound worse than his younger siblings or ...

, Meeting the challenge of parenting a gifted child is possible by assuming the role of a facilitator, nurturer, and an advocate. - dewey decimal 649.155371.82 ...

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This is the web site for Families In Schools, a nonprofit organization supporting parent involvement in education.

The Institute for Humanistic Education and Parenting Since 1949, The Institute for Humanistic Education and Parenting has helped families raise children with respect, genuine communication, concern for emotional development, mutual accountability rather than punishment, and the possibility of lifelong friendship between parent and child. From The Institute's Mission Statement: The Institute...

Helping Your Child Learn History with activities for children aged 4 through 11 By Elaine Wrisley Reed Edited by Jacquelyn Zimmermann Illustrated by Brian A. Griffin advertisement Credits Source U.S. Department of Education Contents Introduction History Education Begins at Home The Basics of History Activities: History as Story Activities: History as Time Appendices Parents and the Schools ...

Parent and teacher advocacy for gifted education.

Home | Advocacy | Characteristics | Events | Interesting Links | Programs E-Mail Lists | Parents | Speakers | Teachers | The Cheetah! | Business partnership General Information About Gifted Children Sites that contain issues unique to the Highly Gifted RIAGE - Rhode Island Advocates for Gifted Education Homeschooling Gifted Children Legal Resources Sites that are dedicated to Helping Gifted ...

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Policy Guidance for Title I, Part A: Improving Basic Programs Operated by Local Educational Agencies - April 1996 Parental Involvement Every school will promote partnerships that will increase parental involvement and participation in promoting the social, emotional, and academic growth of children. (Goal 8 - National Education Goals) Contents Introduction State level State plan Parental ...

You Know You're The Parent of a Gifted Child When... collected by Carolyn K. copyright 1998-2002 Carolyn K. The younger kids... And the older kids... Even When...! The younger kids... Your 6-year-old asks where she should sign the forms from the school that will give them permission to test her for gifted education. After all, as she points out, her parents aren't the ones who are being ...

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In the United States today it is estimated that up to 10 percent of children have learning disabilities. By teaching children to love and respect book ...

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Parent Wish List for Gifted Education compiled by Jean Schweers We, the parents of gifted and talented students, wish schools, administrators and teachers would... Be aware that gifted children learn differently. They are usually immersion learners, need little repetition and drill, and crave new information. They are asynchronous in their development and may need to be taught at drastically ...