Kids

Talking to the parents of harassers is not a good option, unless you know them well and are sure they would not approve of their children's behavior.

Is parental consent required in order for a student to see a school counselor?

There's a difference between normal exploration in young people and repeatedly engaging in prohibited behaviors.

Is your ADHD child always running late, losing schoolwork, can't find what he needs for homework? Use this checklist to help your child get organized.

Some children have a habit of latching onto older relatives who mistreat them.

Don't give up on a child who is acting out at school.

A mother complains that her child's teacher is not helping her, despite her child's IEP for learning disabilities.

The experts answer parents' questions about building kids' confidence and resilience.

Many gifted children exhibit a range of abilities. Programs for gifted students need not be "all or none" options.

Sometimes an imaginary friend can help a child work through some inner questions, needs, fears, or concerns of her own.

When a child starts playing with matches, it's time to have a calm, serious talk about the rules and consequences of this behavior.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Learn how parents can help their children find a sense of belonging in healthy and positive ways.

According to one researcher, gifted people may make up as much as 20 percent of the prison population.

Gifted children often demonstrate strengths and weaknesses. Try reframing a boring subject into a stimulating task to motivate a gifted child.

Given the perception of giftedness by others, it is no wonder students try to hide their abilities. Gifted kids are often taunted by others.

Here's some advice on steps to take when your child suddenly withdraws from others in school.

Our expert describes the typical peer-mediation program, which can successfully resolve a problem between bully and victim.

Children may use past problems within the family as an excuse for causing trouble and for garnering attention.