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Navigate
the School Maze!
Let Educational and Family Resources help you with Educational Planning.
Note to Parents: If you are raising children aged 2 - 12, moving, or just a conscientious mom or dad, you are thinking about how great is your responsibility with regard to your children's schooling. Educational and Family Resources can help you make important decisions about relocation, school readiness, matching children's learning styles to educational programs, and how to help kids be successful in school. Our Counselor works with families whose children have both average and exceptional needs and collaborates to find the best school matches available. Carol Robins began this counseling/consultation service in 1987. Her offices are in Seattle and Bellevue Washington, although much relocation counseling is done by phone and online. She has a Masters Degree in Applied Behavioral Sciences and 30 years of experience as a teacher, children's programs coordinator and community college parent education instructor. In her work with families, Ms. Robins considers family needs and child development issues as she collaborates with parents, schools and professionals to make decisions to benefit individual children. Contact Carol Robins at Educational and Family Resources
The new millennium challenges us to new awareness about learning and leadership. Where and with whom our children learn are vital to their healthy development. What we now know and are still discovering about genetic and environmental influences, multiple intelligences, brain functioning, and systemic dynamics has enormous influence on how we adults make decisions that affect children's lives. Parents must objectively assess the skills their children bring to a learning environment, in addition to evaluating educational environments. Families, educators, administrators and other professionals working together results in sucessful growth and achievement for both children and adults.
To offer objectivity , information, and reassurance to parents in collaboration with parents, professionals, schools and communities, helping each to discover and understand the other in the best interest of children. |
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