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If you think being the new kid at school is difficult, try being the new parent. Your child may have the ability to make new friends during class, over lunch, and at...
Parent-teacher conferences are a key way to stay informed about your child’s progress in school. Here’s how to make the most of your meeting with the teacher.
It’s tough when a child says “My teacher hates me, and I hate her, too,” but it’s bound to happen at least once in every student’s educational life. Here a...
Get beyond one-word answers and find out what your child really thinks and feels about school.
If you think being the new kid at school is difficult, try being the new parent. Your child may have the ability to make new friends during class, over lunch, and at...
Whether parents like it or not, we are our children’s barometers. How they react to potentially stressful situations like the first day back at school depends on h...
Higher grades and better behavior are just a few of the benefits of parent involvement.
Creating back-to-school memories for your children can be simple or elaborate. The tradition doesn’t matter; what does is easing them back with a special memory.
You’ve heard the term "Helicopter Parent." They're the moms and dads who hover low over their children, ready to swoop in for a rescue whenever the going gets tough. But kids learn best when they’re allowed to try things on their own, even if it means occasionally failing.
To see where you fly on the helicopter spectrum—too low, just right, or totally off course—answer these questions.
Setting goals will help your child accomplish long-term tasks.
Every time kids sit down to do their homework, they ask the same question: “Why do I have to learn this, anyway?
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