February
9
Sand and Water Tables are widely praised for their educational value amongst small children. There are however other people who people whom would benefit greatly from a Sand and Water Table experience, these are children with special needs. Studies have clearly shown that children with autism retain information better while their sense of touch is [...]
While the term “nurse” first appeared sometime back in the 15th Century, the Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) can trace that job’s creation back to 1892. The first practical/vocational nurse training occurred at the YWCA in New York City in 1892. The first official training was three months long, offered at the Ballard School in New [...]
February
7
Tends to numb, tired, clouds the vision in the long term and traps the educator in an absorbent concatenation of emergency daily, small and large, who come to you forget what is essential and for what and who is educator. “You cannot see the forest because of the trees”. It is then the confusion of [...]