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Tips for Teachers to Help Set a Non-Bullying Tone in the Classroom (Press Release)
Teachers can play an essential role in helping to prevent and stop bullying OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma – (February 7, 2025) – According to the Pew Research Center, there are 3.8 million public school teachers in the U.S. This means nearly 4 million adults in the K-12 public school system can take the lead on preventing and addressing bullying. Add to this the number of people working in the school outside of the classroom, and it’s easy to see that each school can have a powerful anti-bullying task force. The good news is that there are a lot of things teachers can do to help with the issue right in the classroom. “We…
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EOY/2025 Parenting Predictions
By: Dr. Suzanne Barcher, Educational Advisor at Lingokids Parenting Trend 1: Worried Parents These parents fret about the present and the future. They struggle with safety in public schools. They worry about the direction of the country politically and how it will affect their children. Other worries may include the environment, quality of education, bullying, neighborhood safety, sexual predators, and more. They may make many parenting decisions based on their worries. Parenting Trend 2: Stress-free Parents With concerns about the time spent on social media, attachment to devices, distractions due to chats and the immediacy of having cell phones, these parents limit or carefully screen access to television, devices, and…
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Expert Reveals 5 Things Every Child Should Know At Age 5, 10 and 15 – Does Your Child Know?
The article is brought to you through Legacy Online School website How to decide the best age for kids to get their first phone, according to an expert Key Findings: Phones today are an indispensable part of our lives. So the question of when to hand over that first smartphone is more relevant (and challenging!) than ever. Kids are now growing up with screens practically glued to their fingertips, and parents are left wondering: what’s the “right” age to give them their first phone? “Balancing the perks of staying connected with the potential pitfalls, like too much screen time, can feel like a high-wire act,” says Vasilii Kiselev, CEO and…








