In part two, we are joined by music teacher Sharon Golub, who teaches MATB. Ms. Golub is committed to making music an integral part of the curriculum. We'll hear about the positive effect this program has had on her students.

Ms. Schauder discusses executive function and how it relates to attention differences. She will also discuss the role of the parent in pinpointing problem areas, and how they can help their children reach their full learning potential.

Dr. Polson gives us a better understanding of what ADD and ADHD are, and talks about some of the misconceptions are about attention differences.

April is poetry month, and our second guest Gregory Singer has created a form of poetry that brings art and music education to new heights. We will hear some of his work in this segment.

Our first guest Kelvin Jenkins is a musician, artist, teacher, and the director for art and music for the Uniondale School District in New York. He discusses the importance of keeping the arts part of the curriculum in schools, and how children benefit from learning them.

Did you know there is no such thing as writer's block? Ms. Thomas takes us inside the creative writing process, and talks about how her company fosters the development of young writers.

Clifford discusses his work with young writers, and gives tips on developing your creative writing skills.

Jon and Sylvia discuss some of the challenges school nurses face in today's educational system, and steps parents can take to keep their kids healthy and in class.