Teen Takes Forever with Homework
Parents can set some boundaries, but the child must face the consequences of not meeting his homework responsibility. read more
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Parents can set some boundaries, but the child must face the consequences of not meeting his homework responsibility. read more
When school is hurting a child's self-esteem, it's time to look for outside activities or groups he could join. read more
When harassment verges on physical assault, it is time to take action. read more
It is common for kids -- especially seventh graders -- to get overwhelmed by homework and to quit. read more
Classmates can be cruel, but anger over teasing needs to be addressed. read more
When a teen runs afoul of the law, it's important to let him know that you will support him in all except behavior that endangers him or the family. read more
Not doing well might be a bid for attention -- any kind of attention, even if it's bad. read more
The school counselor and/or nurse should be able to advise the best way to handle this situation. It's important to avoid breaking the girl's trust. read more
When parents' suspicions are aroused, they may have to exercise their rights and obligations by invading their child's privacy. read more
Parents need to agree on some rules for their child, when an attitude problem sets in. read more
The first year in middle school can be a traumatic transition for adolescents, especially if they did exceptionally well at the elementary level. read more
Meeting with a child's school counselor and her teachers can help you learn why she is having difficulties. read more
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