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Savvy Source for Parents Unveils Tips to Help Parents Choose the Right Preschool for Their Child
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"There is no question about it, Spring is a very stressful time for
parents as they are faced with one of the first major decisions in their young
child's life," said
The following research-based tips were released today:
-- Make sure there is some coverage of the ABCs and 123s
-- Ask how "play" is woven into the day
-- Ask whether physical activity is a part of a typical day
-- Ask if children are able to choose some of their activities during the
day
-- Look for close alignment with "home values"
-- Check for positive/nurturing relationships between teachers and
children
-- Assess the match between school's philosophy/practice with the
personality of your child and your home values
For more in-depth information on the tips, go to http://www.savvysource.com.
About Savvy Source for Parents
The Savvy Source for Parents is an online community founded by parents, for parents to help parents navigate the incredibly challenging issue of identifying the best educational options for their children: preschools, camps, classes, educational toys, books and activities. The Savvy Source is a combination of Craig's List and Zagats and the goal is to provide parents with a comprehensive and detailed overview of educational options in their city based on the feedback of parents with children currently enrolled in preschools, camps, etc. and to help parents make the right choices for their children at home based on expert advice and counsel.
Contact:
lisa@lisacohen.org
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