by Dr. Shannon Burton | Apr 7, 2021 | Blog, Dr. Shannon Burton, Education
As parents, we owe a debt of gratitude to our children’s school teachers. Think about it. While we are all hard at work in our regular offices, or now because of COVID-19, our home offices, our children’s school teachers are hard at work in their virtual or in-person...
by Dr. Shannon Burton | Mar 10, 2021 | Blog, Dr. Shannon Burton, Education
Everyone reacts differently to virtual learning. Some people can take it and find great success in it, while for others, there is a large learning curve, and it takes time to find success. What works well in a traditional classroom setting may not work as well in a...
by Dr. Shannon Burton | Feb 9, 2021 | Blog, Dr. Shannon Burton, Education
Despite being a year full of constant disruptions, 2020 gave rise to several important digital solutions developments, especially in education. Indeed, the current covid-19 pandemic has certainly changed the way individuals teach and learn. At the present moment,...
by Dr. Shannon Burton | Jan 12, 2021 | Blog, Dr. Shannon Burton, Education
Over the years, numerous studies have concluded that their parents most heavily influence students’ success in school. The parent plays a tremendous role by promoting and encouraging education and learning. They can also help the students set goals for...
by Dr. Shannon Burton | Dec 8, 2020 | Blog, Dr. Shannon Burton, Education
A career in early childhood education poses several unique challenges. Aside from curriculum requirements, there are also complex interpersonal needs that must be addressed. Creating a healthy and inclusive classroom environment is essential for the benefit and...
by Dr. Shannon Burton | Nov 17, 2020 | Blog, Dr. Shannon Burton, Education
Reading comprehension skills are an essential part of a growing reader’s repertoire. Early readers should start with picture books, and as they get older, it will help them understand chapter books, newspapers, textbooks, and other more challenging texts. The...
