A new school year brings fresh notebooks, new teachers and a chance to start over. Parents and students alike need to be prepared for school. These family ideas will get everyone off to a good start.
Color blindness is a serious problem for many students. If left unchecked, it can result in learning difficulties in school and later in life. Find out exactly what is color blindness?
Struggling elementary students benefit from a variety of extra-help options at school including elementary tutoring. Does your child's elementary school offer these three services or similar ones?
Reading comprehension improves — and so do kids' grades — when teen readers master three key strategies: skimming to find themes, scanning to find facts, and searching to gather resources.
Student homework inevitably includes library research, but don't let that be a source of parent stress. These tips can make you a pro at navigating the library with your child.
Ultimately, teens must make their own career decisions, but parents have a critical role to play too. Get guidance on answering your child's high school questions about career preparation.
EduGuide's president shares 7 middle school ideas for parents to stay involved in their middle schoolers' lives and in the middle school classroom that will boost children's chances for success.
While we think of childhood as carefree, kids’ worries range from types of bullying to discipline in school. Help your student develop social strategies if you see the following signs of concern.
Summer is the perfect time to help your children find their inner Shakespeare. Try some of these suggestions to help children have fun as they improve their writing skills through practice.
Summer is a great time to get creative with family home activities. Check out some family ideas you may not have thought of to keep your children's learning going through the hottest season.
Parent involvement in education is important, just as is the quality of teachers. If you're school shopping, ask about these four factors to find out in advance how well your child will be taught.
Writing is its own reward and also a key to children's academic performance at K12 grades and beyond. As an added bonus, writing builds self-esteem as children learn to express themselves.
Help improve your kids' grades with proper study time management. Elementary study skills can help you and your child take the stress out of your student's homework.
One of the major education issues in our high schools today is cheating. A large number of kids have cheated on their high school academics, and schools are becoming tougher on cheaters.
There are many factors that can affect your child's learning at school, especially their child social development. Classrooms should be designed to stimulate them in a positive way.