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Family Ideas for Lifelong Learning
Parent involvement in education extends beyond the classroom, helping children discover activities after school that help them learn and grow. Here are things to consider.
Prepare to Climb
Giving children responsibilities and letting them know that a work ethic is important will help counteract our instant gratification culture. Let kids know that hard work and career job training is necessary to get ahead.
Taking the Core: A Choice That Changes Everything
Research consistently shows that the students most likely to succeed in college are the students who take the most difficult core courses in high school.
Inside the Core Courses : Recommendations from the Presidents Council
Get the inside scoop on the most important high school courses to take from experts at the Presidents Council, State Universities of Michigan.
Informational Interview Instigator
Informational interviews are the quickest and most overlooked way for students to get the inside scoop on a field and build connections that could land them a job some day.
Your Future Is In College
Think college isn't for you? Think again. Compared to a high school diploma, a college degree could earn you more than $1 million in your lifetime, a cooler job and better job security. Get on the college track by taking the ...
FAFSA Helps Families Access the Four Types of Financial Aid for School
Even if you won't qualify for federal student funding, fill out the FAFSA anyway. Why? Because many types of financial aid for school require you to file for federal aid dollars first. Find out more.
School Issues: Benefits of Online Learning
Michigan Virtual University delivers online education and training opportunities. MVU students cited benefits of online courses, including studying tips and time management for students.
Do I Need a College Application Consultant?
Before you hire a college application consultant, read these tips from the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
Top Ten Questions to Ask College Student Financial Aid Advisors
If you're starting the process of collecting financial aid for school, take a look at these 10 questions to ask financial aid advisors about high school scholarships and college student financial aid.
Four Uncommon Campus Connections That Will Put You Ahead
Research shows that students with deeper ties to their college community are more likely to graduate. Consider these four ways to connect with people who will help you succeed.
Teenagers' Issues: Facts on Sexuality
Get the facts about teenage peer pressure and sexuality. You will be alarmed at some of the statistics as they relate to teenagers' relationships and sex.
Listening Skills Help Adolescent Parenting
If your teens never tell you anything, maybe you're not using the right listening skills. To parent teenagers, you need to review how to listen so kids will talk.
Jane Goodall: Teaching Character Helps Children Achieve Dreams
Jane Goodall knows the secret to really achieving your dreams. A parent's development of community service opportunities can inspire children to a lifetime of greatness and faith.
Can Music Education Improve Kids' Grades or Make Them Smarter?
What type of music is best for learning? Read about a study that found a positive correlation between classical music and kids' grades. It may convice you to turn up the volume.
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