- February 07, 2017
- By Sinead Cowins
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Are you having trouble with your child? Do you find that they avoid doing homework, seem to forget about their chores, and generally seem unmotivated?
Have you ever thought about asking your child to write without explicitly making them put their thoughts down on paper?
Literacy, in the US, has not changed in the last 10 years. It is a big concern! Know more about such issues by reading Genie Academy blog!
According to researchers our children’s capacity for learning is nearly infinite and heavily based on motivation.
Is your child sitting down to write a 5-paragraph essay with tears streaming down their face because they just can’t understand their writing assignment?
According to a recent story from AZ Central, the Arizona State Board of Education just voted to make some new changes to the state’s Common Core standards.
Growing up, I usually did a pretty good job with reading and writing in school. For the most part, English was my strongest subject.
Do you want your child to be able to create and foster his or her imagination? You have to let them write.
Before Your child can master the art of writing, you have to record them telling a story before they can even begin the process of becoming a better writer
What are the habits of an effective child writer? What are their rituals and routines that motive them and push them forward?
