Kids on the Yard, Collections of General Education Topics Articles Supporting Parents and Students on this topic, parent guides, student guides
How Laughter Can Help Your Child Learn, the ultimate guide for parents and educators DID YOU KNOW: Laughter is the best medicine; it is also a universal language that all humans recognize!
Should I Prepare My Child for State Standardized Testing? Provide practical answers to some of the most asked questions by parents concerning the preparation of state standardized testing, such as: Should I determine whether or not my child should take State standardized tests? Is it Unfair to Certain Types of Learners? What are the significant problems with State standardized tests? Can standardized tests measure my child’s abilities? And more.
How to Improve Writing Skills is a practical guide on improving your child’s Writing Skills. While writing is a vital component of life, it is hard to master and learn. Good writing skills also improve our communication abilities.
Dyslexia and dysgraphia are both neurological language difficulties that cause learning difficulties. While dyslexia predominantly affects reading, dysgraphia affects writing. Children with dyslexia have difficulty learning to read, spell and write.
Many parents search for tutoring services when their children struggle with some subjects, are not well-motivated, seem nervous, or lack confidence in school subjects. It could
Emotional outbursts can make life difficult both for you and your kid. In Part one of this article, we learned about the causes of emotional outbursts and how you can cope with your child’s outbursts. In this article, we shall learn how to help your child regulate and control their emotions.
Crying is a normal emotion at any age, especially when overwhelmed by intense feelings such as stress, anger, fear, or joy. However, some kids cry more than others.
Test anxiety is more than feeling a little nervous before a test. It is a psychological disorder in which a person feels extreme anxiety and
A Guide for High Schoolers (9th – 12th grade): If you love life, don’t waste time, for time is what life is made up of
Guide for Middle Schoolers (6th-8th Grade). Middle school can be challenging for your child since they are expected to be more independent and responsible than
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