Thirteen-Year-Old Lacks Motivation
All children are motivated. The real task is to find out what motivates them. read more
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All children are motivated. The real task is to find out what motivates them. read more
What can you do when your spouse makes unrealistic study and homework rules for the kids? read more
Your daughter cares less than you do about her success in school, and until she cares there really isn't any way for you to change her. read more
Find ways to support and help a child in a difficult school environment. read more
An expert responds to a mother's concerns about her daughter's lack of academic motivation. read more
When a child stops trying in school, parents need to remember that it is their child's responsibility to pass -- not theirs. read more
The best way to help an unmotivated child is to find out why he isn't motivated. read more
When you can't get school staff to respond, write the board of education and send a copy to the school principal. read more
Most seventh-graders don't care about grades. There are other markers to look for, such as how a child tests, and how happy she is. read more
Fearing that a child will fail is normal, but whether or not she does is her choice. The parent's role is to be patient and set good boundaries. read more
Skipping first grade is not usually advisable. read more
A mother disagrees with the administrators of her son's school, who believe he has received a "fair and appropriate public education" and should gradu... read more
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