Should You Care About Your Teen’s Grades?
Many parents wonder how much they should be involved in their children’s education. Should they help their child do homework and study for tests? Should
Many parents wonder how much they should be involved in their children’s education. Should they help their child do homework and study for tests? Should
Technology in the classroom is as much a part of education now as pencils and paper were fifty years ago. The technology we discuss in
Early Childhood: The Foundations of Learning Child development experts recognize that early childhood education is crucial to the long-term academic success of an individual. Research
We’ve all heard this at least a thousand and one times: “Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.” When the adults in our
Each year, the analysts at WalletHub apply their considerable analytical skills to rank the Best and Worst States for Teachers in the U.S. To determine their
Public schools in the U.S. face a monumental task: educating an incredibly large and diverse population of students. A report from The National Center for
For adolescents juggling school, homework, extracurricular activities, social commitments, SAT/ACTs, and maybe even college applications, the day may never seem long enough. Phew…just writing out
So. Your teen needs professional treatment for certain mental health issues. At an adolescent rehab center. You’re fine with them going, except for one major
If you have a teen, it’s hard to know what to do at any given moment. While you love your child, and want the best
For a teen, perhaps one of the most nerve-wracking academic transitions is the one between middle school and high school. There’s a new, bigger school