Is your child's school computer-smart?

Article Abstract:

There are ways to distinguish between software that educates or that which is simply for children's entertainment. Parents should ask five questions to ensure that classroom technology help children learn. These include questions of whether computers complement the curriculum, if teachers are prepared to use computers in class and where computers are kept.

Evaluation, Equipment and supplies, Teaching, Computer-assisted instruction, Computer assisted instruction, Educational technology, Instructional materials

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Minding your child's health

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Parents should realize the importance of giving the person taking care of their children the legal ability to authorize medical care for them. Parents should realize the legal aspects of appointing a caretaker and should take the proper steps to ensure their child will receive medical care.

Care and treatment, Laws, regulations and rules, Child care, Pediatric emergencies, Babysitters

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Shots to protect you and your child

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Vaccines provide early protection of children from chicken pox, measles, tetanus, pneumonia, influenza and hepatitis B. Shots are given as early as two months, with intervals up to school age for longer protection.

Management, Usage, Prevention, Influenza, Vaccines, Immunization of children, Immunization, Tetanus

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