Choose the Right College: Get to Know Yourself
This article describes how to determine whether a college is a good choice for you. read more
March 15, 2006
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The Top Five Misconceptions About Homeschooling
The root of many misconceptions about homeschooling is simply a lack of information about homeschooling. read more
October 18, 2004
Why Independent Play is Vital for Raising Empowered Children
All children are born with the capacity, and the drive, to get lost in their imagination. But our culture is slowly knocking this type of play. Here's... read more
February 13, 2019
College Planning for Gifted Kids
Learn how to plan for college early and effectively. read more
March 30, 2001
Creativity Belongs to Children
Teach your children about art -- relying less on technique and more on their intuition and creativity. read more
December 15, 2005
College Visit Pros & Cons Worksheet
Choosing a college is usually largely about the numbers (such as tuition, student enrollment, and financial aid). But gut feelings about whether the s... read more
July 26, 2013
Are You a Saver or a Spender?
Analyze your behavior to determine whether you are a saver or a spender. read more
September 20, 2006
Choosing the Right Cat for You
Find tips on choosing the right cat for you and your family. read more
July 25, 2006
Are Middle School Dress Codes Sexist and Unfair?
Are school dress codes sexist and outdated? We look at protests that dress code rules are sexist because girls and boys are held to different standar... read more
October 10, 2022
Your Grown Child: How Much Should You Help?
Once you have grown children, you need to reevaluate how much financial support you are able and willing to give them. read more
September 7, 2006
20 College Admission Tips for Parents: Dos and Don’ts
For parents trying to get their kids into a top college, here are the key college admission tips to try and what NOT to do! read more
October 24, 2023
Facing Family Finances
By the time your child leaves the nest, the U.S Department of Agriculture estimates that he'll cost you about $230,000. read more
January 4, 1998