Seventh grade is a very tough transition year, and often students and their parents have to change the way they approach studying.

This child appears to be manifesting a typical eighth-grade, second-quarter trait -- feeling that "it won't happen to me and I don't need any help."

It is common for kids -- especially seventh graders -- to get overwhelmed by homework and to quit.

Understanding what motivates an eight-grader will help them to perform better in school.

You've come to the right place! Family Education Network has free worksheets, games, and activities for your eighth-grader.

Read what this expert suggests to the concerned parent of a failing seventh-grader.

Discover which skills your child should be learning in eighth grade.

This article describes what experts define as typical behavior for an twelve-year-old.

Consider getting your child a tutor to help her succeed in eighth grade.

This article describes what experts define as typical behavior for an eleven-year-old.

This article answers the questions most frequently asked by parents of children in the sixth grade.

Find information on the value of daily recess in elementary schools.

Retention is rarely the best solution in seventh grade. Learn some other solutions in this article.

Read about ways to promote good test scores in every subject.

This article describes what sixth graders will learn in their social studies class.

This article answers the questions most frequently asked by parents of children in the sixth grade.

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