Nontraditional Options for College Savings
Here are some nontraditional ways you can save for your child's college education. read more
September 7, 2006
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Choosing the Right Sports Program
Are you trying to help your child choose a new sports game? Ask these questions before you sign your child up. read more
January 5, 1998
Overprotective Moms: The Fix-It Fixation
Learn about overprotective mothering and find out whether you fall into the category of the fix-it fixation. read more
October 4, 2007
When Your Child Moves Out
Before your child packs her bags, make sure you've prepared her to support herself and live on her own. read more
January 4, 2007
Don't Rush, but Don't Linger
Learn how to work at a decent speed when taking the SAT. read more
April 3, 2006
A Second Chance
For many high school drop-outs, the GED is a way out of a dead-end job future. read more
January 4, 1998
Tips for Navigating the SAT Exam During COVID-19
As the world emerges from lockdown, many students are still preparing for the SAT to be a college admission component, and to take the test later this... read more
May 15, 2020
How to Celebrate a Virtual Graduation This Year
As the COVID pandemic winds down, many graduations are being celebrated in person this year; however, virtual graduations are still happening in many ... read more
May 6, 2021
Dyslexia and Your Child
This article discusses how to assist a child with dyslexia in learning. read more
July 22, 1999
Dyslexia and the Grade-Schooler
Tips for parents of elementary-aged kids with dyslexia. read more
March 10, 1999
5 Strategies to Support Your Child with LD
The five most important steps for parents of children with learning disabilities. read more
January 4, 1998
Conflict Resolution: Home and School
Learn how parents and schools should deal with conflict and differences of opinion about IEPs and special education. read more
November 12, 1999