Parents, teachers, and students all have rough days. So, how do we motivate kids to love schoolwork even on those rough days? Recently, it seemed like I was having more
We are all adjusting to new normals right now during the Pandemic. One of the most common concerns and worries are with parents balancing their new roles of teacher/homeschool parent
Education is a huge part of our world, both past, and present. Many individuals have spent years researching and theorizing about how people learn. One thing that is certain, within
The end of the school year is coming faster than you think! While it’s fine to rejoice at the prospect of summer break, it’s worth your effort to make the
Too often, especially with middle and high school kids, you find yourself facing a screen of poor grades. This, on its own is bad. However, it is particularly disheartening near
Of the Three R’s, it can be argued that reading is the most important. When a child struggles with reading, it can affect all of their schoolwork negatively. Additionally, if
For many adults, the mere thought of math brings back memories of misery. When it comes to helping your own child with math, especially if your child is struggling, it
Poof! The holidays are upon us. Many parents dread long holiday breaks. They anticipate the whining, the boredom and the increased mess/chaos with the kids off while they continue their
Middle school is a huge transitional period. For many students staying organized and on track with as many as eight different subjects and teachers each day poses quite a challenge.
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