We provide on-going age-specific training and competency assessment, cognitive and clinical, across the lifespan, pediatric, adolescent, adult,aging adult, maternity and neonatal, ages as defined by JCAHO,for healthcare providers who provide direct and indirect care to patients.
It can be difficult to watch a child struggle with school. As a parent, you want to be helping your struggling student. In some cases, though, you may not know exactly where it is to start help...
Second grade can be a very challenging year for many students. While children were not necessarily expected to be able to read until very late in the year during first grade, it is generally exp...
Making the transition to first grade is not always easy. This can be especially true if your child did not attend a full-day kindergarten program. For many children making the transition to a f...
The good news is that, compared to the transition to first grade, the transition to second grade is already relatively easy. While first grade and kindergarten were vastly different in many ways...
In some ways, first grade has changed over the years. The various federal and state benchmarks and regulations will, as a matter of course, affect the way that any academic program is carried ou...
Second grade is, like many things, not what it used to be. The fact of the matter is that the educational system is always changing. Just over a century ago, for example, it was not uncommon in...
Discipline in first grade is beginning to be handled, in some ways, much differently than discipline may have been handled in the past, such as in kindergarten or in preschool. The differences b...
In some ways, first grade is not all that different from kindergarten. Many of the same sorts of things are taught in both, and many activities will be similar, as well. Social development in f...
Second grade is, in many ways, not all that different from first grade. Still, there are some areas in which second grade is very different from first grade. Understanding a little bit about wh...
if you have any questions or comments!