From Dreams to Goals: An Introduction to Goal Setting and Success

As you work to set your goal, it helps to know the difference between goals and dreams. Goal setting and success depend on the ability to dream realistically.

Does Music Education Make Kids Smarter?

Studies show that learning music improves spatial reasoning. Now that's music to parents' ears.

Facts About Violence and Teens

Teen violence is a growing problem. Get the facts.

What I Learned the Hard Way about Friendships

Have you ever had a friend who made you feel like you could never measure up? Who put you down or said things about you behind your back? Read Ashley's story and what she learned about real friendship.

The Top Five Ways To Figure Out What I Want To Be When I Grow Up

It's not an easy choice, but these five strategies will help students (and parents helping students) narrow their options.

College Prep Checklist

Here's a list of often overlooked details that will lead to successful college admissions starting in grade 8.

What I Wish I Had Done In High School: Cared More

"High school students should definitely take their classes more seriously. I wish I would have. I took stupid classes just to get credit."

What I Wish I Had Done in High School: Explored Options Earlier

Smart advice for ninth graders - start exploring your options now!

Choosing College: The Top Five Reasons Why College Is A Good Investment

College is costly, a big time commitment and challenging. So why go? These five reasons should convince you that college is one of the best investments you will ever make.

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 ...

What I Learned the Hard Way about Success in High School

High school isn't all it's cracked up to be in the movies. There's work - a lot of it - and if your friends tell you it's okay to skip classes, think again. You'll be living with the consequences for a long time.

Bullying: Information for Teachers, Parents and Students

Links to some of the best bullying info online for parents, students and educators.

What I Learned the Hard Way about Real Friends

Sometimes, it's hard to know who your real friends are. Chelsey Daniels learned how, the hard way. Read her story and her advice on choosing good friends.

What I Learned the Hard Way about a Parent Leaving

It's pretty tough when your parent decides to leave. You've probably got a lot of unanswered questions and you're probably feeling pretty bad about it. Megan Mitchell has been there too. She offers advice on how to deal.

Different Strokes: What To Do After High School

Are you trying to decide your path after high school? You may have more options than you think.

Don't Pay Kids for Good Grades

Put away your checkbook. Kids say that paying for grades seldom works.

The 5 Worst Jobs for Teens

Most teens have joined the workforce. But there are some jobs they should probably pass up.

Know Your Odds: How Middle-School Kids Get Hurt

Sex, drugs and depression are all middle-school problems. Here's what parents can do to help.

Planning Ahead for Teens

What do I want to be when I grow up? It's a question on every teen's mind. Check out some ways that they can get ahead of the game.

There's a Smarter Way to Save

Cutting down the rising cost of college isn’t as easy as clipping coupons or waiting for an “everything must go” sale. But there are smart ways to save, starting as early as the freshman year of high school.

An 'Ah-ha' Moment: Turning Points in Learning

An "Ah-ha" moment is a point in time when you understand something for the first time. That can be a turning point in learning.

Add Up the Savings

Get a formula for saving more than 25% off the cost of a four-year degree.

Top 5 Strategies For Stretching Student Aid Dollars

When it comes to paying for college, sometimes you just have to get creative.
 
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