As adults, we may take communication amongst ourselves for granted. After all, we’ve been speaking for years and can just ask for things or tell someone exactly how we feel. But what about when we try to communicate with young children? Do we get frustrated? How...
Report cards will be distributed soon! So, this is a perfect opportunity to read up and get some expert advice on how to help your student improve his performance for next marking period: Grades 1-5 The Way They Learn by Cynthia Tobias What your 1st Grader Needs to...
Does this sound like an all-too-familiar conversation? “Mary, come down for dinner.” “But mom, I’m just finishing my social studies homework.” “Just finishing? You started right after school and said you only had 5 questions to...
It wasn’t long ago that, as a parent, you had to rely on your child to tell you how things were going in his classes. Most of the time the answer was a very short, non-descript “fine.” Oh, you could get information from teachers at conference time or...
The first marking period or first trimester of the school year is over or soon will be. Your child’s performance isn’t what you expected. Is it possible that a traditional school isn’t the best setting for him/her right now? Sure, but what other...
This time of year finds many high school seniors in the midst of college applications. For those already receiving acceptances, it’s decision time. What should students consider in choosing their college? Here are a few tips. Type – Is focus put on...
