School and Learning

Here are steps you can follow if you're not happy with your kindergartener's teacher.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

In this article, a homeschooling mom discusses how to reduces stress from overloading.

Learn what you can do to figure out what's causing your child's failing grades.

If your child feels distracted in school, talk to his teacher to figure out a solution.

The move to junior high school is one of the most difficult transitions that students ever have to make.

Make sure your child knows what is expected of him in fourth grade.

Is it test anxiety or poor recall of the basic math facts?

Discover some ideas for helping interfaith families celebrate their holidays.

Our expert is shocked that any educator would give a student a zero/F on a test because he used a pen on a test rather than a pencil.

Reading at home is an important step in strengthening your child's reading skills.

If your child has a bad attitude in school, it's time to plan a conference.

School-wide homework policies can help monitor how much homework your child receives each night.

How can you help a sixth-grader who reads on the second-grade level, despite two years of special learning?

Establish a morning routine and plan a stress-free morning for your kindergartener.

What can you do to help improve your child's sloppy schoolwork?

Being in a gifted program is not the only way to challenge a child. Learn what else you can do.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

In this article, a homeschooling mom explains how recognizing her children's various learning styles was vital to successful homeschooling.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Enjoy the autumn leaves with a bit of outdoor recreation. This is a classic outdoor activity for families in the fall!