Supporting your child’s learning doesn’t require special materials or complicated routines. Simple, everyday moments, reading together, encouraging independence, staying connected to the classroom, and learning through play, build confidence and a strong foundation for lifelong learning.

I have worked with children for the past eighteen years and have learned the critical importance of providing strong, meaningful teacher–child interactions. Research and practice consistently show that children who experience positive interactions with their teachers develop stronger social skills and exhibit lower levels of anxiety, depression, and social withdrawal.