School and Learning

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

This artilce discusses the best strategies for encouraging your homeschooler child to read.

Before transferring to a new school, it's important to revisit priorities.

The counseling office at your school can normally provide sound advice about the "nuts and bolts" of transferring.

College admissions decision-makers believe that an applicant's extracurricular activities give them insight into you as an individual.

Discover some methods to help a child who hates to read.

Learn what level a typical middle-school child should be reading at.

Get ideas on how to help students who hate doing homework.

Don't let those test blues get you down! The key to the standardized testing process is to develop a plan that will work well for you.

It's normal to feel confused and frightened about college and your future. A school counselor can provide ideas and suggestions.

For the determined student who is willing to work hard, there are always options for continuing your education.

To find the SAT testing center closest to you, call 609-771-7600.

How many times should your child take the SAT? Find out whether your teen should take the SAT again and learn the likelihood of his or her score improving.

What can you do if your child hates to read?

Learn techniques to help your child master multiplication facts.

Your child deserves to be in classes in which it's easy for learning to occur.

When considering possible investments for a college fund, look at those that provide a reasonable expectation for growth and limited risk.

A mother asks how to know when to push her daughter's school to put her in a special class again.

When a child is struggling with math, here's how to determine whether she has a problem that should be investigated.