Son Forgets School Books
All children, especially seventh-graders, have to be taught study skills and organization skills. read more
September 5, 2001
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Help for a Crybaby
It is okay for a boy to cry. Twelve-year-olds are still very much children and because they are entering puberty, they will often cry easily. read more
September 5, 2001
Overweight Daughters
When children are overweight, it's more important to focus on good health and good nutrition than on losing weight. read more
September 5, 2001
Making Discipline Work
Good discipline begins with a discussion of what is and is not acceptable behavior in your home. read more
September 5, 2001
Parents and Homework
The more responsibility parents take for making sure homework gets completed, the more irresponsible their children will become. read more
September 4, 2001
Tough Kindergarten Curriculum
What should you do if you think your child's kindergarten class is too challenging? read more
September 4, 2001
The Pressures of Middle School
The move to middle school can be tough, even for the best of students. read more
September 4, 2001
Request for Teacher Ignored
In most cases, parents cannot request a child's teacher. Learn other ways that you can ensure your child has a good school year. read more
September 4, 2001
LD and the GED
Find advice on how to help a child with LD prepare for the GED. read more
September 4, 2001
Starting First Grade Without Reading Skills
First grade is when children traditionally learn how to read; a child does not need to enter the grade already reading. read more
September 4, 2001
Repeating Kindergarten
Repeating a grade at this age can sometimes be beneficial. read more
September 4, 2001
LD and ADHD?
No teacher can make a "diagnosis" of a learning disability or an attention deficit disorder. read more
September 4, 2001