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Can Kids Go to Jail?

Can Kids Go to Jail?

by Darline Guerrero | Aug 10, 2020 | Institute Blog, Institute News Ticker, School News, School News News Ticker

Children are naturally curious about things that we adults sometimes have a challenging time wrapping our minds around. And children sometimes feel even more curious as our own discomfort grows. Recently, despite my own discomfort, I decided to engage with a subject...
Literacy Ideas for Home

Literacy Ideas for Home

by Darline Guerrero | Jul 27, 2020 | Institute Blog, Institute News Ticker, School News, School News News Ticker

Literacy is more than just learning how to read. It consist of reading, writing, creating, and other forms of emergent markings that represents their thoughts and ideas. Children as young as 2 years old begin to imitate the act of writing and if we build on...
Learning Stories Conference 2021

Learning Stories Conference 2021

by Darline Guerrero | Jul 21, 2020 | Institute Blog, Institute News Ticker, School News, School News News Ticker

SALSA TAPS HILLTOP AS NEXT CONFERENCE HOST Seattle, WA has been selected to welcome the 3rd annual Learning Stories Conference in June 2021 Seattle, WA – Published on July 21st, 2020 – Hilltop Children’s Center and Educator Institute has been named the host of...
Zoom University

Zoom University

by Darline Guerrero | Jul 13, 2020 | Institute Blog, Institute News Ticker, School News, School News News Ticker

My mother used to always say “When I was younger, we never had to be on iPads, laptops, and video games.” And if you’re reading this mom, I can’t believe I’m saying this but… you’re right! At Hilltop, we believe that the less...
SEL Ideas for Home

SEL Ideas for Home

by Darline Guerrero | Jun 29, 2020 | Institute Blog, Institute News Ticker, School News, School News News Ticker, Uncategorized

The most important skills we teach in the early years aren’t academic. Skills such as self-regulation, sharing, kindness, and social justice are the life-long skills crucial to the overall success of our children, however you define success.     “We...
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