Category: Parenting

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According to the CDC, about one in 44 American children in 2018 had identifiable markers of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and, because autism is a spectrum, the effect of this diagnosis is different for each child. Some children may not show typical autistic traits because they’re high functioning, while other children may obviously struggle to reach developmental milestones.

Between the ages of zero to five, children’s brains develop at a rapid level. Early diagnosis and supportive care can be extremely helpful for autistic children, especially those who are struggling with their speech or motor skills. Here are six steps you should take if you suspect your child may have ASD.

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Technology has accounted for a surprisingly small presence in the sphere of education. At the same time, it is amusing how technology in social networking, sports and entertainment has transformed the world. We simply cannot stay away from our screens, as if movies and TV shows weren’t interesting enough already. 

Educational technology has been the subject of very little discussion. Few technological advancements have graced our education system. When advancements do come, they are rolled out slowly and focussed entirely on university or high school students. 

This leaves preschool education in a state of technological stagnation and lack of equality. Students have the same resources they had a decade ago. Many students are asked to wait a year before enrollment due to the limited number of seats on offer. However, if we were to name an innovative solution that has improved preschooling, it would be preschool management software. 

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Depending on what your child’s needs are and where you live, the public school system might not be the best choice for you. Suppose you’ve already decided that you want an alternative to sending your child to a public school. In that case, you have two options – a private school or homeschooling.

Because these two options differ so dramatically, you’ll need to evaluate each to decide how to move forward with your child’s education. Because homeschooling and private schooling have their own advantages and disadvantages, you’ll need to know the critical differences between them to make an informed decision. Let’s look at private school vs home school…

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Although divorces are often inevitable, the effects are not limited to you and your former spouse. Children involved in divorces can experience profound and often negative effects of divorce with their lives changing significantly as a result. So, as well as considering your parental rights, living arrangements and other practicalities, you should also bear in mind the potential effects on any children involved. 

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