Posts about Writing (4)

Why Successful Student Writers are Voracious Readers

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Successful student writers are voracious readers. They are also extremely successful readers and this is often reflected in their testing scores.

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Make Writing Important by Letting Your Child Perform

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You need to make writing an important part of your child’s life. They need to be able to perform their work.

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Exercising the Writing Muscle— Activities to Stimulate Creativity

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Do you need a quick way to stimulate your child’s creativity on a day where they are severely unfocused or uninspired?

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5 Ways to Expose your Child to Good Writing

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Are you worried that your child isn’t being exposed to good writing? Follow these 5 easy tips to ensure your child receives the exposure he or she needs.

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The Importance Of Prioritizing Literacy

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In the past fifteen years or so, there has been a huge push to get school-aged kids interested in STEM.

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Want to Get Your Kids Interested in Writing? Publish Their Work.

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Who doesn’t like their work published? This goes tenfolds for Kids! It helps in motivating kids to learn and feel recognized. Read Math Genie’s blog to know more.

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What Is An IEP? And Does Your Child Need One?

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IEP stands for Individualized Education Program According to an article from Very well, an IEP is a document given to children suffering from diasabilities

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How To Get Kids Interested In Writing

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Good writing skills are a valuable tool to have in today’s changing global classroom. I love writing so much that I pursued it in my education.

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Should you limit the time your child spends in front of a screen?

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Limiting a child’s screen time can have a great result on their behavior Christopher Mims a writer for the Wall Street Journal states.

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Brain Development Using Mental Math

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Does learning mental math really enhance your child's brain development? The answer to this is yes & the reasons behind this are very simple to understand

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