Understanding The Basic Kinds Of Aptitude Tests

If you are an adult and are considering continuing your education at an adult education center or a community college, then you may be asked to take a variety of aptitude tests to determine your placement in the curriculum and help you define your educational goals. There are many different types of aptitude tests, and it is important that you understand the purpose and importance of the aptitude tests that you take. Read More 

4 Ways Preschool Can Help Start New Family Traditions

When you decide to sign up your child for preschool or a child care center, it can create a lot of changes in your life. Instead of looking at the negative aspects, you can turn the time away from your child into a number of positive experiences. The learning and social growth that a child has in preschool can be transitioned back into the home. As you register for your child for preschool, you can start planning all types of new traditions to start at home. Read More 

Build Upon Your Kindergartner’s Early Science Education With This Earthworm Observation Experiment

Recent studies have found that a good science education in the earliest grades in school is very important to help your child excel at science throughout their life. Science is taught at a lower priority in most early grade classes, and researchers found when interviewing kindergartners, just over one-third of the children showed any knowledge of science from school or other sources. It is important to make sure your kindergartner is introduced to and has the opportunity to study science during their earliest years. Read More 

5 Ways That An Intergenerational Preschool Program Can Help Your Child’s Development

With so much focus on helping kids achieve as much as possible during their earliest school years, parents put more effort into finding a good preschool program than ever before. Instead of just looking for programs focusing on building the foundations of academic skills, consider a program that brings elderly people into contact with the kids. Intergenerational preschools help young kids build a wide range of skills they'll use for the rest of their lives. Read More 

Friends Getting Their Driver’s Licenses But You’d Rather Soar Through The Air? Get A Pilot’s License!

There isn't much that matches the level of freedom that a teenager feels the first time they drive without an adult after getting their driver's license. There is one thing, however, that could surpass that feeling of freedom—piloting an airplane. Most teens look forward to getting their driver's licenses so they can take to the road. But some teens are more interested in taking to the air and getting a pilot's license, like Matt Guthmiller. Read More