I don't think you always get the recognition you deserve, so I wanted to write you a letter to thank you for performing tiny miracles every single day. How do you do it? I'll never quite understand.
SILVER SPRING, Md. — Staying connected is a big challenge facing teachers and students as they begin remote learning. A Woodlin Elementary kindergarten teacher decided to write letters to her students ...
In 1986, Robert Fulghum wrote a popular book titled “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.” It’s time for Washington to review the principles of that work or get a kindergarten teacher ...
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Letters to the Editor: Don't underestimate the importance of kindergarten in a child's development
To the editor: I really wish this article went into more detail about the whole point of why kindergarten attendance is so important (“Kindergarten is important, but illness, tears make chronic ...
Letters to the Editor: Transitional kindergarten’s immense benefits outweigh the hardships of change
To the editor: This article provides no perspective on the positive experience public transitional kindergarten gives to 4-year-olds previously served by preschools and child care (“Unintended ...
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