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Walking to School Safely

Walking to School Safely

How a few rules can make walking to school a safe and healthy activity. Walking to School Today most parents insist on driving their children to school even though walking is healthier; kids get exercise and [...]

Parents and Their Role in Homework

Parents and Their Role in Homework

How to help make homework a point of discussion rather than a battlefield. Homework and Parents Homework is one of those things that can become arunning battle. But by taking a proactive approach with your child, [...]

Reading Your Child’s Report Card

Reading Your Child’s Report Card

What should your child’s report card tell you about the past school year? Report Cards Well, it’s about that time of year again when final report cards will be sent home. Hopefully, after another year, your [...]

Children in School and Separation Anxiety

Children in School and Separation Anxiety

How to help your child adapt to attending school for the first time. Separation Anxiety If your child is heading off to kindergarten this fall, then you know what a big milestone this is for children…and [...]

Are You Over Scheduling Your Children?

Are You Over Scheduling Your Children?

Are we over scheduling our children? Today’s kids can have so many activities and lessons that they have to attend that they end up stressed out.  During the school year many parents take on the role [...]

Learning and Attention Disorders; A Guide for Parents and Teachers

Learning and Attention Disorders; A Guide for Parents and Teachers

Respected pediatrician William Feldman has written an accessible yet authoritative guide to dyslexia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and other learning disabilities that provide the latest information on diagnosis and treatment options, including the pros and cons [...]

How Divorce Affects Children’s Education

How Divorce Affects Children’s Education

No matter what age your child is, separation or divorce will have an effect, particularly in the school-aged child. Statistics tell us that more than half of all divorce cases involve children. But statistics can’t describe [...]

Preparing A Preschooler for Kindergarten

Preparing A Preschooler for Kindergarten

Is your preschooler ready for kindergarten? If not, there’s a lot parents can do to help prepare a child. Inspite of our best efforts, sometimes children just aren’t ready to take the big step of heading [...]

Preparing Children for Grade One

Preparing Children for Grade One

When it comes to our children’s education, entering the first grade represents a big milestone. Fortunately there are ways to ease the transition. Grade one! It’s quite a milestone in a child’s life…and a parent’s! For [...]

Helping a Child Adjust to a Move and a New School

Helping a Child Adjust to a Move and a New School

Statistics tell us that about 50% of us move every five years. If that move entails a change of school for your child, then expect a few bumps along the way. For adults, moving to a [...]

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