Public Relations News Release — August 1, 1994
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | City and county curfews for minors | Curfews for minors may not be needed, since 65% of the problems are committed by 5% of the minors. |
| 1 | How parents can set curfews. | Parents and children should discuss a proper time for the children to be home together. |
| 1 | 500 Channels and still nothing to watch. | More TV channels does not guarantee good viewing. |
| 1 | Developmental theory in education. | Hermina Sinclair discusses interaction among peer groups. |
| 1 | Teens and credit. | Teens need to establish credit while they are still living with their parents. |
| 1 | Planning and organization lead to success for students | Victoria Robinson shares her ideas on the traits of successful students. |
| 1 | Schools should be ready for kid, rather than kids ready for schools. | Lynn Nielsen shares his idea that schools should create a positive environment for students to learn and serve the needs of all children. |
| 1 | Helping foreign students adjust to a new home, community | Germana Nijim shares ideas on making foreign students feel welcome. |
| 1 | Early childhood education concepts part of good day care program. | A good day care center will have many of the same activities as a preschool. |
| 1 | Don't push children to read before they are ready, says reading expert | According to Nancy Polette, much less harm is done by delaying instruction in reading than by doing it too soon. |
| 1 | Now is time to get kids ready for back to school | Start preparing children for the school routine, by sending them to bed at the normal school time. Practice getting up, having breakfast, and getting ready for school. |