Howard Freedman is a Financial expert. He holds a bachelors degree in business management as well as an MBA. He has vast financial experience ranging from fortune 500 management to working with and managing FAFSA accounts. Howard loves to help people and ultimately wrote a book to do just that: Making College Happen. He also offers consulting services to interested families and college bound students. Find him here: https://www.facebook.com/makingcollegehappen/https://www.youtube.com/@financialaidconsultinghttps://www.linkedin.com/in/howard-freedman-3b2581123/financialaidconulting.comhttps://www.amazon.com/Making-College-Happen-insightful-financial/dp/1781338582

Kelsey is an educator and a mother of four children! She started a business of creating themed kits for families with young children (toddler - Kindergarten) during the Covid 19 lockdown. This led to her now thriving business where thousands of subscribers receive monthly learning kits for their children! These kits foster engagement between parent and child as well as independent child exploration. The kits are themed by season and by holidays and support child/parent engagement and independent work!

https://learningwithkelsey.com/?srsltid=AfmBOooD5rBNkmLhS0SKkE43fNbv2kxBPKwimprNA0_nWeDsTmRXrlPO

Amy Anderson has spent her adult life working for children to have equity in education. Her unique perspective, that learning is everywhere, focuses on equity in education and the funding needed for some families to provide their children an optimal education - in and outside of the classroom!

This Tuesday Tool brings parents some wisdom and perspective from Dr. Jann Blackstone, a Behavioral Scientist who has written many books on parenting - the last one a culmination of her previous work and new perspectives rolled into a handbook: The Bonus Family. Co-parenting can be a positive experience for all!

Join me for this engaging episode where Dr. Laura Chavez-Moreno, who teachers at the University of California in the departments of Chicana/o and Central American Studies and Education, leads us in a conversation about racialization and her recent book: "How Schools Make Race." This episode is excellent for educators and anyone passionate about racial equality in education.

Join me and Jim Carlough for an engaging conversation about effective leadership; leadership that is effective in organizations, schools and even your home! Buy his book at Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, or on his website: https://www.jimcarlough.com/. Contact him via email or phone here: Email: [email protected]
 Phone: 972.838.0060

Join me for this episode of my podcast to understand "preparation of the environment" as it pertains to child development.

Whether leading a school or another organization, there are four important aspects to consider: teaming, influencing, managing and empowering. Join me for this episode to learn more about effective and joyful leadership using this approach!

Montessori educators who have been in the business as long as I have are aware that the use of technology in the classrooms and at home has been a controversial point of conversation. Technology, even for young children, is here and is not going away. As we navigate our child's relationship with technology and our comfort level with it, how do we make the best choices? Hear from Taha and Tiny Genius in this episode!

Meet John Ford - an attorney who works with mediation, is passionate about the human condition and has created tools for children, teachers and adults to support the development of emotional intelligence and conflict resolution skills1