School and Learning

Your child does not have to be attending a public school in order to receive a full evaluation to see if she's dyslexic.

Find suggestions for how to improve reading comprehension in your child.

Find some suggestions for motivating a bright child.

Try to find the strengths in each child.

Consider many options in supporting a child's math giftedness.

While there's obviously nothing wrong with a child being social, you do need to teach him not to interrupt the teacher.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

This indoor/outdoor winter mural activity will get your child thinking about nature's gifts.

A third-grader is unable to read, can't do her homework without a great deal of assistance, and doesn't understand much of any subject.

Is there any way to legally demand, through the IEP, study guides or test modifications for class exams and high-stakes testing?

Good handwriting takes lots of practice! Try these teacher-recommended activities.

Is it possible that sounds coming from an adjacent band room may have a negative effect on what's going on in the classroom?

Many kids can learn their spelling words before a test and then seem to "lose" the words at the time of the actual test.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Learn how to give your child a good education for very little money.

Find ways to help your child study for spelling tests.

Learn what the SQ3R method of reading is, and how it can help with reading comprehension.

Here's expert advice on how to help your child get organized.

Help your child ace his next spelling test.

What can you do at home to make reading a fun pastime, while improving his reading skills?