First Lady Obama’s ‘Let’s Move’ campaign emphasized the importance of keeping kids active to America.
According to Health.com, keeping your kids active physically will help pump up their grades in school! Studies have found that the more fit the student the better their grades are.
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Parents naturally think their children are the best in the classroom… the smartest, the most well-behaved and of course the cutest. But what happens when your kid is, point-blank… the bully?
According Boston.com, an 11-year old girl was charged with assault and battery after beating up children at an elementary school. Three teenage boys were charged for bullying kids on the internet. A different teenage girl hung herself after being bullied via text messages and Facebook messages.
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Autism has been connected to bad handwriting, making it hard for some autistic children to succeed in school even though they are fully capable of obtaining knowledge. Studies suggests this struggle is linked to motor control.
However, motor control is “is a bit more straightforward to work on such things than to work on behavioral issues,” WebMD reports.
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