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An annotated list of special academic programs, activities, and competitions that challenge students beyond the regular school curriculum. ...more

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An annotated list of special academic programs, activities, and competitions that challenge students beyond the regular school curriculum.

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Giftedness and Preschoolers

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Practical advice on identifying and nurturing your gifted pre-school student at home. Includes descriptions of creative activities you can do with your child outside of school to encourage...more

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Practical advice on identifying and nurturing your gifted pre-school student at home. Includes descriptions of creative activities you can do with your child outside of school to encourage critical thinking skills and creativity.

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Questions About IQ Testing - Harcourt Publishing

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A collection of frequently asked questions parents have about the IQ testing process. ...more

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A collection of frequently asked questions parents have about the IQ testing process.

tag(s): gifted (64)

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Parenting Again - University of Illinois

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This is a sensitive treatment of the issues that arise when grandparents become responsible for rearing their grandchildren. The site offers suggestions for managing this process in...more

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This is a sensitive treatment of the issues that arise when grandparents become responsible for rearing their grandchildren. The site offers suggestions for managing this process in several different contexts, offering suggestions on how to preserve roles while providing for the child in question. Parenting grandparents will find this a helpful resource.

tag(s): parents (55)

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Dealing with Toddlers - University of Illinois

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The University of Illinois offers this collection of strategies and ideas to help parents cope with rearing a toddler. There are guidelines on what to expect, as well as constructive...more

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The University of Illinois offers this collection of strategies and ideas to help parents cope with rearing a toddler. There are guidelines on what to expect, as well as constructive strategies to help manage the new challenges with which toddlers confront their parents. If there's a toddler in your home, take courage here!

tag(s): family (52), psychology (65)

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Developmental Milestones: The Second Year - Iowa State University

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This page describes some of the traits and behaviors which generally appear during the second year of a child's life. The content stresses that each child develops at a different ...more

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This page describes some of the traits and behaviors which generally appear during the second year of a child's life. The content stresses that each child develops at a different rate, and some behaviors may appear earlier or later. The author also suggests steps to take if more than a few of the listed behaviors are not present.

tag(s): child development (24)

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Developmental Milestones: The First Year - Iowa State University

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This page describes some of the traits and behaviors which generally appear during the first year of a child's life. The content stresses that each child develops at a different ...more

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This page describes some of the traits and behaviors which generally appear during the first year of a child's life. The content stresses that each child develops at a different rate, and some behaviors may appear earlier or later. The author also suggests steps to take if more than a few of the listed behaviors are not present.

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Tweens: 9-12 Years Olds - About Kids Health

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in upper elementary school age children. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers...more

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in upper elementary school age children. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate development and respond to children at this age.

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Remember that children develop at different rates. The content is a general guide, and a normal child may not show all the behaviors listed.

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School Age: 5 to 8 Years Old - About Kids Health

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in primary school age children. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways...more

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in primary school age children. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate development and respond to children at this age.

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Remember that children develop at different rates. The content is a general guide, and a normal child may not show all the behaviors listed.

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Teenagers: 13 to 18 Years Old - About Kids Health

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in five year olds. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate...more

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in five year olds. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate development and respond to children at this age.

tag(s): child development (24)

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Remember that children develop at different rates. The content is a general guide, and a normal child may not show all the behaviors listed.

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WebMD: Four to 5 Years Old - Iowa State University

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in four to five year olds. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to...more

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in four to five year olds. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate development and respond to children at this age.

tag(s): child development (24)

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Remember that children develop at different rates. The content is a general guide, and a normal child may not show all the behaviors listed.

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Preschoolers: 2 to 4 Years Old - About Kids Health

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in three year olds. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate...more

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in three year olds. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate development and respond to children at this age.

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Remember that children develop at different rates. The content is a general guide, and a normal child may not show all the behaviors listed.

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WebMD: Two Years Old - WebMD

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in two year olds. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate...more

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in two year olds. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate development and respond to children at this age.

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Remember that children develop at different rates. The content is a general guide, and a normal child may not show all the behaviors listed.

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WebMD: Growth and Development, Ages 12 to 24 Months - What to Expect - WebMD

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in children during the 12th month through the 24th month. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents...more

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in children during the 12th month through the 24th month. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate development and respond to children at this age.

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Remember that children develop at different rates. The content is a general guide, and a normal child may not show all the behaviors listed.

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Toddlers: 13 to 24 Months - About Kids Health

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in children during their second year. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers...more

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in children during their second year. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate development and respond to children at this age.

tag(s): child development (24)

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Remember that children develop at different rates. The content is a general guide, and a normal child may not show all the behaviors listed.

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Babies: Newborn to 12 Months - About Kids Health

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in children during their first 12 months. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers...more

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This page outlines the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development in children during their first 12 months. It provides ideas and suggestions for parents and caregivers on ways to stimulate development and respond to children at this age.

tag(s): child development (24)

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Remember that children develop at different rates. The content is a general guide, and a normal child may not show all the behaviors listed.

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Divorce Matters - A Child's View - Iowa State University

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This page offers brief summaries of the ways in which children and young people typically react to divorce at differing ages. The author then suggests strategies parents and caregivers...more

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This page offers brief summaries of the ways in which children and young people typically react to divorce at differing ages. The author then suggests strategies parents and caregivers can use to help the child accept and cope with the situation.

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Holiday Stress and Divorced Families

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This short article outlines some of the extra stresses that divorced families encounter during holiday seasons and suggests strategies parents can use to help control these additional...more

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This short article outlines some of the extra stresses that divorced families encounter during holiday seasons and suggests strategies parents can use to help control these additional strains.

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Brain Wonders - ZerotoThree

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This article provides detailed information about the development of the brain in children from birth to age three. The content covers motor development, emotions, language, the senses,...more

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This article provides detailed information about the development of the brain in children from birth to age three. The content covers motor development, emotions, language, the senses, and other topics. This content would be especially useful for first-time parents

tag(s): brain (59), family (52)

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Growth Charts - KidsHealth

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This article can help parents learn how to use and understand growth charts used by health care professionals to measure the development of infants and young children. The text explains...more

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This article can help parents learn how to use and understand growth charts used by health care professionals to measure the development of infants and young children. The text explains how these charts are used to assess a child's development.

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