Univision Debate Highlights America’s Changing Attitude Toward Bilingualism

The Democratic Party created waves this week by participating in a Univision debate. Instead of debating in English for English speaking voters, the candidates this time were appealing to the American hispanic community by actually debating for them, using Spanish. Not surprisingly, the conservative party still has some catching up to do, and many appeared…

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Does Your Gifted Child Need to Study for Tests? Why Parents Are Okay With Kids Who Don’t Study

Making the transition from a public school to a private academy middle school can be a positive process for gifted children; smaller class sizes and more flexibility in the pace of instruction can allow gifted children the chance to excel. Although many gifted children — typically defined as intellectually advanced in relation to their peers,…

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Autism What the World Doesn’t Understand About Special Education

Over the past few years, there have been unfounded studies that link autism to vaccinations, prenatal vitamins, and other factors. If nothing else, these studies serve to show how little we really know about autism and related disorders. A growing community geared towards autism awareness is helping to shed light and form support groups for…

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