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School and LearningReading
Recognizing a reading problem is the first step -- finding the right help is the next one.
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School and LearningReading
A parent is frustrated that her child's teachers can't explain the exact nature of her child's LD and how it is impacting her ability to learn to read.
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School and LearningReading
Reading aloud to children is hugely beneficial in promoting literacy.
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School and LearningMath
Scoring well in one area of an achievement test does not necessarily define a child's abilities.
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School and LearningWritingBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
In this article, an educator describes the value of poetry for kids language development.
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School and LearningHistoryBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Give your child an assignment any journalist would have envied...
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School and LearningMusicBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Find out how music can play an important part in preparing kids for school and how music education is effective.
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School and LearningThe ArtsBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
The benefits of an arts education are immense, yet America has flunked art. Why?
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School and LearningScienceBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Teach your children about clouds and their different varieties.
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School and LearningScienceBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
This outdoor activity is a perfect way to teach your kids about weather and record keeping.
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School and LearningScience
Learn about the life cycle of the Monarch Butterfly.
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School and LearningWriting
This article offers some tips for improving your child's writing skills.
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School and LearningMathBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Don't just pass the cheese puffs during the game, toss your kids some football math!
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School and LearningScienceBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Teach your child about the science of snow and get some fresh air, with these winter activities.
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School and LearningScienceBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
This article explains how the wind chill factor is calculated and what it means.
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School and LearningWritingBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Before your kids go online to do term paper research, make sure they aren't headed for a web-surfing wipeout.
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