Parent Visits: Gaining Insights into Your Child's Learning
Rupali Sharma • November 13, 2024
"The parent is the child's first teacher, and the home is the child's first school." ~Maria Montessori
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We often think of confidence as a personality trait—some kids are born loud and bold, while others are quiet. But true confidence, the kind that lasts a lifetime, isn’t about being the loudest in the room. It’s about competence. It’s the quiet, internal realization that says: “I faced a problem. I didn’t know the answer. I tried, I failed, I fixed it, and now it works.”
Greetings, faithful readers. It is I, Marvin , the resident bearded dragon and silent observer of the Upper Elementary and Middle School classroom, here to document a recent event of great importance. Animal care is a big part of this classroom because it provides a practical, daily opportunity for students to develop empathy, consistency, and a sense of duty.