6 Steps To Becoming Eligible To Become A Pilot

Posted on: 23 November 2016

If you have big dreams of becoming a pilot, never fear. The process to becoming a pilot may not be a simple one, but you certainly have the opportunity to take courses. Taking aviation courses through a place like the Institute of Aviation at Parkland College makes it easy for you to determine whether or not flight is for you. 1. Fulfill age and language requirements. In order to become a student pilot, you need to be at least 16 years old.
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Questions To Ask Before Enrolling Your Child In Christian School

Posted on: 5 July 2016

For any parent of a child who is approaching the age of attending school, it's a big decision to evaluate whether you want to enroll your child in public school or Christian school. Although it's always a good idea to keep an open mind and pursue both types of schools, especially if you're unsure about what you'll decide, it's also a good idea to arrange a visit to each school so that you can evaluate its facility, meet some of the educators and, of course, have your questions answered.
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Augmenting Your Child's Autism Therapy With Sensory Stimulation Toys

Posted on: 3 June 2016

When your child is struggling with autism spectrum disorder, finding a way to engage while introducing new skills and ideas can be a constant challenge. If your child also suffers from a sensory perception disorder, even basic therapy sessions can be overwhelming. Sensory stimulation toys can make learning and practicing skills more fun for autistic children while also presenting them in a safe and familiar manner. These are four ways incorporating sensory stimulation toys into your daily regimen can help your child develop despite the pressures of autism.
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Two Things You Can Do At Home To Help A Toddler Avoid Tantrums At Day Care

Posted on: 24 July 2015

If your child has been throwing tantrums at day care, you may be feeling embarrassed and a little helpless. You want to be there to help your child through the tantrum so the staff and other children don't have to deal with it, but alas, you cannot actually be at day care during the day to address issues when they arise. What you can do, however, is take the following steps at home to try and decrease the frequency and severity of your child's tantrums.
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