Does your child hate to read? Are you frustrated that they refuse to pick up a book, and instead, would rather scroll through social media?
If so, you’re certainly not alone. Check out these six practical solutions to inspire reading in even the most hesitant bookworm.
Asking for help is not easy for many bright, young students, especially in front of peers. But with the right strategies, almost all kids can learn to communicate their needs to overcome their challenges and stop feeling like they’re the only ones struggling.
Framing questions in the right way can facilitate the self-awareness, empowerment, and independence kids need to become self-starters.
Learn the powerful questions to ask to help your kids become more independent and productive.
Instilling a strong sense of time management for teens is a huge challenge as a parent.
So in this post we cover ten of our best tips for tackling this problem, and helping your child get their schoolwork done on time.
I didn’t think I needed a coach when I set out to compete in my first triathlon. I was like all the kids who come to us thinking they don’t need a tutor. Here’s why I was wrong and what I learned, through my coach, that crosses over into academics.
There are many reasons why a child might have difficulty in school. In this blog, learn to become a grades detective to uncover some of the possible reasons behind your child’s grades.
Spring fever leaves students with little motivation at the end of a long school year! Learn a simple solution to get kids back on track.
The year was 1979. Rod Stewart and Peaches and Herb were topping the charts, and there I was staring blankly at my math test, feeling lost. Although I should have been able to do two-digit long division, I really couldn’t. It all seemed so complicated and I froze. The fourth grade was coming to an … Read more
IQ (Intelligence Quotient) tests have been the litmus test for intelligence for the last century. There is no single “IQ test,” and each test only measures certain aspects of intelligence.
They procrastinate getting ready, then walk out the door without their soccer cleats. They procrastinate studying, and no one knows they need help until the bad grade comes back on a big test. They procrastinate on a project, and the whole family suffers through a stressful late night before the due date. As a parent, … Read more