School and Learning

Considering homeschooling? Here are some reasons why it could work for your family.

This article offers a guide for parents struggling with how to react to their child's negative report card.

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Encourage your children to explore science in their own backyard by building a live volcano.

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Learn the guiding principles to academic success and educational freedom.

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Learn how you can empower your child to start and keep writing.

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Help your LD child get a better grade on his papers. All he has to do is follow these rewriting tips.

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Developing a paper topic is a tough gig. Find out how to make it easier for your child.

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Help your child get better grades with the five-paragraph essay approach to writing.

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Learn what principles you should keep in mind when thinking about writing.

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Increase your LD child's reading comprehension by teaching him how to be an active reader.

When school testing doesn't indicate a need for services for a child with reading problems, a private evaluation may be wise.

Someone who is "diagnosed as being a sight-reader," should have a full psychoeducational evaluation to determine his needs.

Find tips to help get your child back on track with his schoolwork.

Learn what you can do to help a child who is struggling with spelling.

If you can't get through to your high-schooler's teacher, try contacting the department head.

There are many different reasons why a child may have difficulty with reading comprehension.

When children change schools, problems sometimes arise when the curricula are different. Learn what you can do.

Slipping grades might indicate a bigger problem than learning to adjust to middle school.