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What is Project-Based Learning?
Would you rather read about a science experiment or resolve the hypothesis yourself? Even better, wouldn't you like to create a hypothesis that helps solve why you get sunburned, but your b...
By Andrea Forcum
Posted in TCCS Perspectives on 20 April 2018
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How do You Teach Your Child to be a Good Friend?
Your child comes home in tears, complaining that they had no friends. Noone wants to sit with them at lunch, and your heart simply sinks. Worse, when you dig a little deeper, you learn that your chil...
By Andrea Forcum
Posted in TCCS Perspectives on 18 September 2018
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7 Things to Consider When Choosing a School for Your Child
​ Parents tend to agonize over where to send their kids for the precious hours that they are away from home. With so many options out there, it's hard to determine what takes priority. In a recent 20...
By Andrea Forcum
Posted in TCCS Perspectives on 09 May 2018
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How to Teach Your Child to Have a Thankful Heart
  As the holiday season comes in full-swing, it's easy to see our inherent selfishness. Who among us has not been guilty of buying things for themselves when they had gone to the store to buy gi...
By Andrea Forcum
Posted in TCCS Perspectives on 19 November 2018
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Summer Reading to Save Your Sanity: 2nd-3rd Grade
Did you know that reading at grade-level in third grade is actually a crucial milestone?  It's in third grade that students transition from reading to read into reading to learn other academic t...
By Andrea Forcum
Posted in TCCS Perspectives on 07 June 2018
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How Important is Elementary Education?
What was your most memorable year in school? Most of us would likely mention a year in high school, possibly junior high. Our memories of elementary school are spotty at best-so how important could i...
By Andrea Forcum
Posted in TCCS Perspectives on 31 October 2018
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Summer Reading to Save Your Sanity: 4th-6th Grade
By fourth grade, your child should be starting to read on their own, which means it becomes all the more important for them to fall in love with what with they're reading!  This is als...
By Andrea Forcum
Posted in TCCS Perspectives on 19 June 2018
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Six Steps to Succeed in the New School Year
You're sitting on a lawn chair with the older kids screaming through the sprinklers, and your toddler pulling on your shoulder asking for the fifth snack of the morning. Ah, the sounds of summer. The...
By Andrea Forcum
Posted in TCCS Perspectives on 21 August 2018
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Confronting Pornography With Your Child
Charles*, a rambunctious 13-year old, first started watching internet porn at a friend's house, while he was there for a one-night sleepover. He now engages regularly on online porn message boards, e...
By Andrea Forcum
Posted in TCCS Perspectives on 26 September 2018
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Summer Reading to Save Your Sanity: K-First Grade
Having your child read over the summer will not only save your sanity, but it is also a fantastic way to help them retain their reading skills from one year to the next. The Department of Education r...
By Andrea Forcum
Posted in TCCS Perspectives on 30 May 2018
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19 November 2018
How to Teach Your Child to Have a Thankful Heart
How to Teach Your Child to Have a Thankful Heart
 As the holiday season comes in full-swing, it's easy to see our inherent selfishness. Who among us has not been guilty of buying things for them...
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31 October 2018
How Important is Elementary Education?
How Important is Elementary Education?
What was your most memorable year in school? Most of us would likely mention a year in high school, possibly junior high. Our memories of elementary s...
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