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For every SAT question you leave blank, you lose 10 points.

Learn how you can best support your high-school child academically.

This activity will teach your preschool child about product origins. Why does milk come from nearby and bananas from far away?

Homework can increase dramatically in sixth grade. Here's what you should do.

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

Learn why your child is having difficulties with math, and what you can do to help him.

The best response is to back off and expect your stepson to take responsibility for his schoolwork.

The only way any of us learn is through experience and tough consequences. Unfortunately, some kids have to experience the consequences.

A lack of organizational skills is typical in sixth grade, but learning to be organized is crucial to a child's success now and throughout his life.

There are many correspondence and independent study programs that can help your daughter obtain an accredited diploma.

If your child is gifted, you should meet with the classroom teacher as early as possible in the year.

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.

Read tips to determine whether your young child is being challenged in school.

Learn from an expert how to talk to your child when he says he dislikes school.

This expert explains that the focus in the typical kindergarten class is on teaching children pre-reading skills.

Are timed math tests appropriate in first grade? Read what this expert says.