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8 Key Principles for Effective Child Assessment

Posted on 09/22/202209/22/2022 by April Stephens

Parents, teachers, and caregivers are faced with several significant challenges when incorporating the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework in terms of childhood development. While an understandable amount of attention is placed upon activities and teaching methods during this stage, we need to remember that assessing a child is the best way to appreciate his or her unique strengths and weaknesses. Let us look at eight important assessment principles.

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7 Steps You Can Use When Planning a Large Social Event

Posted on 09/05/201912/01/2020 by April Stephens

Challenges are only part of the many problems you may encounter when you begin planning a large social event. Whether the guest list includes 1,000 people or 100,000 people, a successful project relies on detailed and specific organization. Knowing how to handle a crisis that crops up will certainly help you weather the storm during event planning, but you also need to make sure you find all the cracks as you plan and that nothing slips into the void before you catch it. Here are seven steps you can use when planning a large social event.

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Social Technology – Keeping Our Kids and Grandkids Safe

Posted on 05/28/201812/08/2020 by April Stephens

The Internet really is one great resource. When utilized well, it’s actually an enjoyable extension to your kid’s education and not forgetting the fun part of it.

Notwithstanding all the advantages of the Internet, it can be misused. There ought always to be regulations in place where a child starts utilizing the Internet. Now, as a parent, you must ensure that as your child is having fun they also have a safe experience while using internet, social media and mobile devices. Here are tips to help you do this:
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