Expert Advice: How Can I Get My Son with ADD To Do His School Work?
How can I get my son with ADD to do his schoolwork? read more
April 25, 2002
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Seventh-Grader Won't Turn in Homework
The only way any of us learn is through experience and tough consequences. Unfortunately, some kids have to experience the consequences. read more
April 25, 2002
Ten-Year-Old Won't Do as She's Asked
This situation describes a very normal adolescent phenomenon called independence, or "I will do it my way." read more
April 25, 2002
Should My Gifted Three-Year-Old Be Tested?
A three-year-old is a bit young to enter the testing arena, unless you suspect a problem. read more
March 15, 2001
Homeschooling Gifted Children
Homeschooling gifted children gives them the opportunity to progress at their own pace, pursue their own interests, and discover their hidden talents ... read more
February 26, 2001
Homeschooling: What About Grades and Curriculum?
Homeschooling is really about learning in freedom. A curriculum and grades are not necessary for at least the first several years of school. read more
February 9, 2001
Fiance's Son Is Violent
A woman wonders what steps she can take to help her fiance's violent son. read more
September 1, 2000
Seven-Year-Old Is Acting Out
Most families benefit from professional advice when a child becomes difficult to handle. read more
December 14, 1999
Mom Worried About School Safety
After a lapse in school safety, it's reasonable to express your concerns to the school in a letter -- and to receive a response. read more
December 7, 1999
Changing the Message About Strangers
After years of telling her daughter ''never talk to strangers," a mother wonders how to begin to say ''now it's okay to talk to strangers." read more
August 27, 1999
Dealing with Not Being the Best
When a child is discouraged by not being the best in her class, it is helpful to find the source of her need to be the best. read more
August 21, 2001
Should Gifted Daughter Skip into Middle School?
Skipping a child a year means that she will always be one of the youngest students in her class, which may be difficult for her. read more
August 21, 2001