Every parent has that one trick up their sleeve that helps make life just a little simpler in the midst of a hectic school year. Read on for some of their best tips, clev
Education
Learning That Sticks: How to Use a Post-it to Build Language Skills
Tell-me-about-it Being quarantined at home to avoid the novel coronavirus means parents are understandably stretched to their limit. Instead of having 14 separate jobs (e
18 Ways to Infuse Each Day With Learning
Teaching your child how to do two-digit addition or about World War II is important. But those are limited skills and facts. Teaching your child to love learning offers t
Autism Myths and Truths
Debunking 5 common misconceptions about ASD
How to use Technology to Connect With Your Kids
“For the last time, get off the computer!” ” If you don’t put that joystick down, you’ll have no thumbs by the time you’re 30!”
March Into National Literacy Month
What better day to celebrate Read Across America Day than on the March 2nd birthday of the beloved Dr. Seuss? It’s the perfect kickoff to March’s National Mar
Getting Your Kids Motivated to Study
It happens to everyone at some point. “What? The test is tomorrow?!” Students have busy schedules and dropping the ball once or twice is understandable. Howev
Educational Activities for Young Minds
Does it seem like every time you turn around, your home has been taken apart by your little explorer? Don’t despair. It may only result from an extraordinary desire
Helping Kids Set Goals for Learning and Improvement
I met a mom recently whose two kids are as different as night and day. Her daughter Isabella is a perfectionist. She constantly frets that her schoolwork isn’t good
Learn How to Support Your Struggling Reader
One of the most basic benchmarks in your child’s academic development is learning to read. And reading is the skill that opens the doors to all other learning. So w
How to Find the Right Tutor
Grace Kelley was like many other fourth-grade students. She started off the school year with ambitious plans of acing every subject. “She was so excited and wanted
Get Outside and Learn Together as a Family
As kids start spending more time indoors, whether it is at school or in the house doing homework, it’s important to make time to go outdoors. Use the following head
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