Teaching Kids About Money: Goals by Age
Teach your kids to think about money in terms of their goals -- that way, they can measure their progress. read more
November 9, 2006
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What Type of Learner Is Your Child?
Find out if your child is an alternative, traditional, or all-of-the-above learner, and then choose the best review methods for her learning style. read more
November 30, 2007
What Type of Outliner Is Your Child?
Discover how your child thinks so that you can help him choose the best outlining structure. read more
November 30, 2007
Can My Child Be Homeschooled and Attend Public School?
As long as your daughter is enrolled in a public school, even part-time, she must continue to meet that school's specific requirements. The advantages... read more
January 9, 2002
An Age-by-Age Guide to Teaching Kids About "The Birds & The Bees"
What should kids call their private parts? How do I explain where babies come from? Should I give my child a heads up about puberty? When should we ha... read more
February 6, 2015
When Your Child Isn't Motivated
How can you encourage your child to self-motivate? read more
June 8, 2001
Adapt Lessons to Your Child's Interests
Play to your child's interests in order to motivate him academically. read more
July 30, 2001
Getting Your Child Back on Track
Find tips to help get your child back on track with his schoolwork. read more
November 4, 2002
3 Warning Signs That Your Child May Need a Tutor
Whether they are in kindergarten or a senior in high school, a tutor can provide additional support that a parent or teacher might not be able to give... read more
December 22, 2020
Talking Your Child's New Teacher
Find advice on how to help prepare a teacher for a child's individual needs. read more
August 2, 2001
How to Help Your LD Child
Don't despair because your child is having trouble learning. Instead, figure out what you can do to help. read more
June 13, 2002
3 Pitfalls To Avoid When Apologizing To Your Child
Don’t be afraid to say, “I’m sorry.” By expressing remorse and offering to make things right, a parent models the very qualities they hope to instill ... read more
April 11, 2019