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Intervention key when students witness bullyingThe Tolerance Foundation is an organization that helps students learn how to play an active role in reducing bullying. |
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Should there be formal education for 2-year-olds?A recent study suggests young kids benefit from starting their formal schooling as a toddler. |
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4 guidelines for choosing a preschoolThere are many preschool options available in Montreal but which one is right for your child? |
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Teaching kids to be better peopleThe Virtues Project is helping students learn tangible ways to become kind, courageous, self-disciplined and well-rounded individuals. |
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Program teaches kids valuable research skillsKids may be computer savvy but it doesn't mean they know how to effectively gather information and create a project. |
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Homeschooling measures up: studyKids who are taught in a structured home environment are doing very well academically |
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Websites that foster budding writersChildren can safely share their literary works on these various websites. |
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Seeds of knowledge are planted at school gardenA teacher at Kells Elementary School spearheaded an initiative that would allow students to have access to a garden beside the school. |
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4 guidelines for choosing a preschoolThere are many preschool options available in Montreal but which one is right for your child? |
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7 ways to ease the transition to daycare or preschoolThere are many milestones in a child’s life — first bath, first steps, first haircut — but starting daycare or preschool is one that probably looms larger for parents than for their little ones. |
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8 parenting lessons learned at preschoolSending a child to preschool taught one mom how to navigate social relationships with other parents |
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Preschool philosophiesMontreal preschools take several different approaches when it come to early childhood education |
Popular international Pre-K is likely going to receive daycare permit it needs to stay open.Read more.
A Montreal educational consultant explains why she feels the Charest government's proposed bill falls short.Read more.
Concordia study suggests technology can help students, but only moderately. Read more.
Each school will have to designate someone responsible for the anti-bullying effort. Read more.
After an outbreak of measles last year, the province is inoculated students at 524 schools. Read more.
Premier Jean Charest announces new initiatives, including an anti-bullying law, $1 million annually over next three years toward a media campaign and university research on bullying. Read more.
James Watts says that students whose fathers are involved in their schools are far less likely to be bullied or be bullies. Read more.
With talk about major budget cuts, boards are turning their focus towards how they can share services and reduce costs. Read more.
English boards see little gain from new efforts to have fewer students in classes. Read more.
It is important to explain to teens that some kids aren't very adept at reading social cues, which might cause them to behave in unconventional ways. Read more.
In an effort to boost enrolment, the school board is adding new activities for kids to take part in before and after school. Read more.
An anti-bullying advocate explains how parents, educators, students and politicians can do their part to reduce the amount of bullying that takes place in society. Read more.
Educators are no longer dishing out what they consider to be "empty praise". Read more.
Teaching your child from a young age about why cheating is bad is very important. Read more.
