Reading the Big Picture

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Whenever seven-year-old Jack returned home from a day at Toronto’s Brighton School, his parents would ask how the day went. “Fine,” he would respond. “What did you do?” they prodded. “Nothing, I can’t remember,” he would reply. Jack’s reactions had nothing to do with shyness, disinterest, or disrespect, as it may seem at first glance. [...]

ADHD explained for worried parents

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Ask any parent on a particularly long day, and they’ll tell you that their child can put the Energizer Bunny to shame. Sometimes just watching a child dash around the playground or go from game to game with their friends is enough to make anyone utterly exhausted. But what if your child’s activity is even [...]

MacLachlan College student wins essay contest

Essay winner and MacLachlan College student, Kaitlyn Vleming, with a giant cheque from A & E

[Guest Post: We are excited to offer our congratulations to MacLachlan College (a private school in Oakville) student, Kaitlyn Vleming, for winning a major essay contest sponsored by the A & E television network. I always wondered what it would feel like to hold one of those GIANT cheques! ~ Travis] On Tuesday, May 25th [...]

The Week on Twitter: 2010-05-30

Quebec Meeting of the Minds for private schools. All schools welcome. Free open forum discussion on marketing. http://ow.ly/1NRkc June 3 # Free Webinar: Facebook marketing for private schools June 8, 2010 http://ow.ly/1NRoU #webinar #facebook #education # http://ow.ly/1PIk7 Older adults have a community online – Comfort Life newsletter out today. Pls share w. anyone thinking about [...]

The Truth Behind Teasing

Facebook and instant messaging can bring the bully home.

High school is a world of extremes. The walls of your school can represent hope, fun, possibilities, and growth, and adolescent years often encapsulate the phrase “Time of your life.” But for some, the experience of high school can be harrowing, traumatizing, and incredibly damaging. Bullying makes life for a young teen a world of embarrassment and shame, from the first step onto the school bus in the morning to the moment the door shuts behind them and they take refuge in the comforting shelter of home.

Learning to better communicate with boys

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In a gymnasium full of parents, Dr. Adam Cox spoke on how to best connect and communicate with boys. In an event hosted by the Toronto French School’s Mississauga campus on Thursday, May 20, 2010, Dr. Cox explained that even though boys and girls are more similar then they are different, those small differences can [...]

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