Chronological Age vs. Developmental Age

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I found this article easy to read and easy to understand. That is what I try to achieve in my blog posts. Many parents do not want a lot of fluff. Many parents do not want  a lot of information about theories. Most parents want common-sense recommendations from people who love children and who have an interest in seeing families thrive. Congratulations Kate!!

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written by Kate Oliver, LCSW-C

Having a blog on WordPress is so nice in that I got a nice little report for the end of 2012 letting me know which of my posts has gotten the most attention, etc. By far the most popular post was this one! So, in the spirit of sharing and refreshing for the New Year, I thought I would update and repost this blog, since it was one of my earlier ones and may have been missed by some of the folks who are newer to my blog. I keep my comments open and would love to hear if people are getting what they are looking for from this post even if it has been a while since I originally posted. Enjoy!

Chronological age vs. Developmental Age

When figuring out how to best meet the needs of our children, it is important to understand their…

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I am a retired educator, on a journey to inspire anyone who has an interest in improving education systems. Through this medium I have found a non-threatening space to learn, and to share successful education and teaching techniques. I will invite successful educators to share their winning strategies. Who am I? I am Claire Spence. I successfully served in the Jamaican education and training sectors employed to the Jamaican and United States Governments, and along the journey, I served at all levels of the education system; from early childhood to the tertiary level. I successfully pioneered the following in the early reading sector in Jamaica: Summer Reading Camp for at-risk children; Early Grade Reading Assessment Instruments; Gender manual for primary schools; Lesson Plan Manuals for Grades 1-3; and implementation of Parents' Places. I served as a highly-respected Trainer and Consultant in Jamaica, the U.S.A. and the Caribbean region. I also assisted US Contractors and NGOs to implement successful education projects. I served in several management positions, and amassed a considerable wealth of knowledge, and experience. I am competent in the areas of curriculum development, project management, problem solving, general management, and human resource management. Through https://inspirededucator.blog I am using some of my retirement hours to share what is on my mind. So, let us share this exciting journey.......

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