Posts by: Madelyn McConnell

One of the eight content areas assessed by the COR Advantage Assessment is social-emotional development. Social-emotional development is a critical foundation for success when children enter kindergarten. It helps children build the skills needed to manage emotions, form positive relationships, and navigate social environments. Children who are socially and emotionally prepared are better able to cooperate with peers, follow directions, resolve conflicts, and persist through challenges. These abilities support not only healthy interactions but also academic readiness, as children who feel safe, confident, and connected are more open to learning. A strong social-emotional foundation lays the groundwork for a positive school experience and long-term success both in and out of the classroom...

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Throughout the school year, both Becky Gates and Charlotte Children’s Centers provide a variety of family engagement opportunities to open the lines of communication. One of the most important engagement opportunities is through family conferences.  ...

At the Charlotte Sharp Children’s Center, in addition to welcoming our new practicum students, we have been actively engaging in exciting new research initiatives, including Project NEST and Tex...

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