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Children are born with the capacity to develop empathy. Adults can use simple strategies to teach children about the feelings of other people.

Author's graduate school project turns up research on the long lasting effects of school wounds.

Teaching beginning reading to a child is always more exciting with a few fun educational games. This age-adaptable phonics matching game is easy to make and play at home.

Teachers have to pull out every trick in their bag if they hope to teach their students how to read well. Children learn in different ways and need different approaches.

This is truly the age of information. People who have access to knowledge will succeed, and those who don't will flounder.

The first time a child reads words is a time for celebrating. However, children begin learning to read long before they read their first printed word.

Try these strategies to help elementary English language learners read and understand what is being asked in math word problems.

Many adults have never learned to read at all or have only enough reading skills to enable them to read a few basic signs and directions.

Free books from the public library might be expected but consider other freebies available: free magazines, free audio books, DVDs, free internet access, news and more.

The piano is an ideal first instrument for children who want to learn to read music, and play a musical instrument. It's good for kids in other areas of their lives too.

Children with poor vision will experience learning difficulties at school. Teachers can maximize efforts in inclusive settings with low vision strategies and tools.

How can you tell if your child is seeing all of the world they should be?

A look into the life, times and controversies surrounding one of early America's most colorful women and earliest patriots.

Homemade placemats are fun for the family to make and make creative table settings for every holiday and special occasion.

Creative methods of teaching reading will not only grab students' attention, but will also enable them to learn more effectively.

Parents do not need to let their children lose much learning over the summer with some simple tips to help prevent the summer slide and be prepared to go back to school.

Reversing the order in which information is presented enables children to learn to read more quickly, at an earlier age, and with fewer reading difficulties.

Primary students practice reading and writing skills, create artwork, weigh and measure apples, and count apple seeds during an autumn apple-themed unit.

Not only are science activities enjoyable for young children, they can be used to teach a host of other academic and practical life lessons.

With the creation of routines and the development of healthy work habits, children can get homework done in a timely manner, and with less frustration.

Primary students read Thanksgiving themed kids' books, complete Venn diagrams, make art collages, and write rhyming poems during language arts and social studies lessons.

Awareness of different teaching strategies will heighten student attention in the classroom.

In many ways life in Ancient Egypt was not much different that life is today. They followed many of the customs still in place in present society.

Herbert Hoover, perhaps best known as having presided over the Great Depression, lived a very interesting, exciting and undeniably impressive life before the Presidency.

The Waldorf kindergarten acts as a bridge between a child's life at home and the later, more academic years in school.

Dyslexia and dyscalculia can be identified early. Knowing which warning signs to look for and finding the right help early can minimize the effect of these disorders.

Learning a foreign language is primarily about how to develop those excellent attitudes and habits that in time turn into great language skills and learning results.

Academic work is being pushed to lower grade levels each year. Should preschools abandon play formats and focus on academics?