by BreezeMaxWeb | Jun 7, 2017 | Art, Blog, EDUCATION, Music, PARENTING, Piano
Art is a great way to engage a child in the exploration process and build up its creativity potential. Many research results show a positive impact of kid’s exposure to art on the development of brain capacity, especially in the early childhood. But art is also a fun;...
by BreezeMaxWeb | Feb 28, 2017 | EDUCATION, PARENTING
The benefits of free play Think that six-year-old jumping in puddles is wasting time that would be better spent practising piano? Not really, it turns out. Since the late 1970s, research has illustrated a relationship between play and a multitude of useful skills....
by BreezeMaxWeb | Feb 16, 2017 | EDUCATION, PARENTING
Reading news Kids are surrounded by news that is often scary-sounding. They see headlines, overhear snippets on the radio and TV and hear about news events from other kids. Very often articles are scary for kids because news produced for adults typically leaves out...
by BreezeMaxWeb | Feb 14, 2017 | EDUCATION
Special Education Program In high school, I was placed in a special education program instead of regular classes because I couldn’t learn like the other students. I felt I was being “left on the shelf” — not important enough to be given...
by BreezeMaxWeb | Feb 14, 2017 | EDUCATION
Teachers & Students Among the groups that I saw at the Toronto march was a contingent of elementary school teachers. As most people know, the great majority of elementary school teachers everywhere are women. As women, they have experienced more than their...
by BreezeMaxWeb | Jan 18, 2017 | EDUCATION
In 2016, as our children watched, bullying became legitimate. What we accept without dissent, what we allow to be framed as normal, alters according to our level of desensitization. Over the past year or so we have become increasingly desensitized to bullying...
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