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by the Editor Parents take heart – the alarmingly abstract masterpieces produced by your children could be teaching them how to reason like an adult. ...read more »
by the Editor Staying safe online is undoubtedly one of the biggest concerns for parents, as our children grow up in a world where they are able to share information with others almost anytime and anywhere. ...read more »
by the Editor The world often breaks down into numbers and regular patterns that form predictable cycles. And the sooner children can inherently grasp these patterns, the more confident and comfortable they will be with the world of math. ...read more »
by Jayneen Sanders When my daughters were in their first year of school, every week they would come home with a list of sight words to learn (often known as ‘the golden words’) — words such as ‘and’, ‘was’ and ‘put’. If you have ever had a child in their first year of school, you will KNOW what I am talking about! ...read more »
by the Editor Helping your child succeed in school may be as easy as sitting down for a family meal. Studies suggest that family meals play a key role in raising high-achieving, healthy and well-adjusted children. ...read more »
by Bob Perry, Charles Sturt University Have you ever thought about the mathematics that there is in your life? What about the mathematics that there is in the lives of your children? Mathematics is all around us and we ‘do’ mathematics every hour of every day. ...read more »
by Tahlia Mandie, Direction Exploring My daughter is nearly two - sigh. She is two in April. I watch her every day and ask myself how she grew up so quickly? It was only yesterday that she was this little tiny bundle so helpless, so reliant on me and so dependent on me. ...read more »
by the Editor Having now settled into a new school year, our children are encountering varying degrees and types of homework, assignments and projects. Homework may be repetitive and boring, and projects may require a great deal of parental help – but this is what is expected, and we all do our best as families to support and encourage our children in completing them. ...read more »
by Lynn Jenkins My daughter started kindergarten this year. As I walked her into school on her first day, I noticed all the other ‘newbies’ – chubby little hands holding onto their mums and dads hands. Some looked confident; some were crying and most had a look of excitement mixed with a tinge of deer-caught-in-headlights. ...read more »
May 2012 The Government has announced that 1.3 million Australian families with children at school will get a new cash payment to help make ends meet. ...read more »