Learning how to read is hard work, it does not happen overnight, and it involves effort on your part and your child. Most children start to read between the ages of three and five years old. When they start [...]
As another month ticks by under the pandemic, we are seeing students sliding even further behind in academics. It is time to get our students back on track and control the things we can control. As parents, we cannot [...]
Many parents believe that their child began learning to read around first grade. This misconception is promoted because curriculum in the United States for first grade make a leap from phonemic awareness straight to phonics. However, experts agree that [...]
Elementary and Middle School Checklist Review Your Goals: This should be an ongoing activity each month. How are you progressing toward your goals? Do you need to make any adjustments or course corrections? If you do, make these changes quickly. Evaluate [...]
If a school wanted a great fundraiser, they would set up a bar at parent-teacher conferences. This bar would attract every type of parent. First, the “good students’ parent”: This parent, in most cases, is the class helper, the [...]
High School Success 10th and 11th Grade Students: Start preparing for PSAT and NMSQT test. Attend school and local College Fairs – Gotocollegefairs.com for a full list. 11th Grade Students: Start prepping for SAT or ACT test. Start the process by understanding [...]
Students today seem to have more summer learning options than parents ever did. School districts offer summer school, teachers tutor, colleges run kid learning programs, and don’t forget about the plethora of activity camps that are available. It leaves [...]
Spring break is almost here! The sickness called “spring fever” along with procrastination is in the air. With everything students have on their plates, procrastination will destroy their grades. Being organized combats these feelings. So here is a prescription [...]
Being an “A” student doesn’t mean one is smarter or works harder than other students. What an “A” means is one has learned how to study smarter. As one advances in one’s education, this becomes even more evident. Within [...]
Happy Presidents’ Day! Today is set aside to honor all those who have held the position of President of the United States. It’s also a great time to teach your child about the history of the United States and [...]
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