School and Learning

SAT scores are only one of the factors considered by medical school admissions officers. Find out what other factors are important.

When you have a choice of degree programs in your desired field, how should you decide which one to take? Here's some helpful advice.

This article provides general suggestions for dealing effectively with stress of all kinds.

Here are concrete suggestions of things you can do over the summer to prepare yourself for college.

When it comes to finding a job after graduating, what you did in college can often be more important than which school you went to.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Learn how to enrichen a homeschool curriculum with women's history.

When researching kindergarten classes, remember to think of your child's strengths and needs.

It is important that children get the help they need to behave appropriately at school.

Find out whether homeschooling your children is right for you.

Learn what parents can do to help children perform to the best of their ability on standardized tests.

Your rights as a parent are many, including the right to request help for your daughter. Sometimes, however, it can take time to find that one teacher, counselor, or aide who will assist you.

Most seventh-graders don't care about grades. There are other markers to look for, such as how a child tests, and how happy she is.

Concerns over valid test results for children with dyslexia are on target.

Spelling problems may indeed indicate a learning disability, but look for other indicators.

Find information about the Ravens Intelligence Test.

When a child is given difficult spelling tests in kindergarten, have a talk with the teacher.

Homeschooling gifted children gives them the opportunity to progress at their own pace, pursue their own interests, and discover their hidden talents at a young age.

Get some advice on getting started with homeschooling, including some excellent resources.