What is your title and department? Director of Evaluation, IT What is your favorite Learning Grove core value and why? My favorite value is “Got your back.” I’ve always liked helping people, and it has been a theme of almost every job I’ve had while working at Learning Grove. The better I am at my […]
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What is your title and department? I oversee Leadership Development as a Senior Director. My role makes up part of the Human Resources team. What is your favorite Learning Grove core value and why? My absolute favorite Learning Grove value is “Differences are Gifts” because I believe that no one way, or one person, has
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As a Teacher or Parent, you may say it’s impossible to have peace in my home or classroom! But as long as there is a possible in impossible, you have hope! Here are two tips to creating peace in your classroom and at home! Have a cup of peace Having peace doesn’t mean ignoring or
Babies and toddlers have a natural-born desire for excitement! They look for opportunities to be entertained and electrified through the newness of life! What better way to ignite that thrill than at a sensory garden? Yes, a garden! But this isn’t your average grandma’s flower garden, this is a garden specifically designed with your baby
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Hello, my name is Susana Garcia. I am a senior at Ryle High School and I am also a dual enrollment student at Gateway Community and Technical College. While at Ryle, my college and career readiness coach, Mr. Demetrakis, told me of an amazing opportunity to become a NaviGo Scholar. I was so interested that
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In the fast paced society we live in it is understandable how difficult it can be to take time out of your busy day to talk with your child, especially if you have very different schedules. However, you can boost these points of interaction that you already have with your child by engaging in open
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As a parent or caregiver it can be hard watching your child go through the ups and downs of adolescence. Sometimes we want to be the “surfboard” and guide him or her away from the difficulties that are a part of growing up. But just like anyone who is learning to be a good surfer,
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Create Positive Moments Creating positive moments for you and your child is important and fun! It only takes 1 second for a negative event to be encoded into our memory. Remembering a positive memory can take up to 20-30. Shared positive experiences will develop open communication between you and your child and lead to a
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Hello everyone, My name is Adam, an almost 3 year educator in Early Childhood education. I am almost done with my 2nd year in a Montessori classroom, and I have loved every second. My first year in a two year program to get my Montessori Credential (age 3-6) is almost over. Later posts will be
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There are many childcare/preschool centers in Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati that have and need good teachers, but may not share the same values as Children, Inc. Working for a Children, Inc. center is about more than just watching the children play all day, it’s about fostering their personalities, guiding them in learning new concepts, and
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