School and Learning

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Teach your LD child these habits for superb note taking.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Don't try to fit a square peg into a round hole. Empower your LD child to take ownership of her notes with these tools.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Use these guiding principles to help your LD child take control of her learning and her note taking.

Testing may be required to determine the cause of your child's reading problems.

Perhaps the curriculum or method you're using is not the best one for your child. If she is an active, hands-on learner and you are relying on textbook learning, you're going to run into problems.

Homeschooling seems to remove many of the stumbling blocks that traditionally schooled parents and kids encounter. With no pressure to conform or fit in, there is also no need for rebellion.

Being singled out can be uncomfortable for gifted children.

Find a description of the differences between the Raven's Progressive Matrices and the Cognitive Ability Test.

A gifted person might have an average IQ, but the question has a complicated answer.

At three years of age, a child is too young to be enrolled in any special programs, despite advanced fine motor and visual skills.

Get information on how to find summer programs in Kentucky for a gifted child.

Confidence-building experiences in school and at home with family and friends help children become more outgoing.

Learn how to optimize your child's homework performance.

Before you try out homeschooling, there are several things that you can do to determine whether it is likely to be successful.

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

Learn how to schedule homework before bedtime activities.

What can you do when a vocational school says your son is ready to graduate and you disagree?

The key to teaching kids who have difficulties with math concepts is hands-on instruction using real-world materials.