School and Learning

Learn how to help your child prepare for standardized tests.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Find out how to cope with your child's learning disabilities as she grows.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

In this article, an expert answers questions about moon rocks and the Apollo missions.

Retention is always a last resort, especially for students with learning disabilities.

Is it legal for my child to pray at school? Is it okay for the chorus to sing Christmas carols? Here are the answers to your most pressing questions about religion at school.

Recognizing a reading problem is the first step -- finding the right help is the next one.

Retention is rarely the best solution in seventh grade. Learn some other solutions in this article.

Find ideas on how best to help a student enter middle school in the fall.

Explore options for summer fun and learning beyond reading and math.

Discern the differences between a parochial school and a public school.

This article debunks some common myths about special education.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Did you know that what your kids eat, in addition to the outside stimulation you feed them, affects how they do in school?

A parent is frustrated that her child's teachers can't explain the exact nature of her child's LD and how it is impacting her ability to learn to read.

Find tips for helping a teen with ADD plan for college.

What can parents do when their daughter stops focusing on her high-school academics because they are "not relevant" to her chosen career of musical theater?

The pros and cons of year-round school are dealt with in this article.

Reading aloud to children is hugely beneficial in promoting literacy.

When tutoring does not seem to be helping a child, it's time to look at the program and the service being provided.