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Dealing with a Difficult Teacher
Your child spends a large portion of their day at school, which means communicating with their teacher is a must. Parents want to get ... -
What to Expect: Age 5
By the time kindergarten is close, your child is a wellspring of imagination and conversation. This magical age brings about new skills and capabilities ... -
What to Expect: Age 4
Your child’s early years are full of wonder and rapid growth in every area of their life. Parents want to ensure that their children ... -
How to Help Your Kid Be One of the Best Players on the Team
You want your child to build self-esteem and learn how to play well with others, so you sign your kid up for team sports. ... -
How to Help Your Child Prepare for the SAT/ACT
Several factors determine acceptance into college, but one of the most significant indicators of likely success in an institution of higher education is a ... -
What to Expect: Age 7
As your child enters their early elementary school years, they’re rapidly growing and changing. Parents may be surprised at their child’s newfound abilities to ... -
Improve teacher evaluation systems with these ideas
If any disconnect exists between pedagogy and performance, it’s often found in teacher evaluation systems. Ineffective and outdated teacher appraisal systems still exist despite ... -
The real reason for using the CER framework in science
Curious kids like to explore ideas. They’re naturally inquisitive, and they take the initiative in their learning. The rest of your students, however, need ... -
How Learning Analytics Can Improve the K-12 Teaching and Learning Process
Edtech has changed the way the teaching and learning process works. Before this happened, if a teacher wanted to diagnose a child’s reading difficulties ... -
How to Deal with a Child Who Steals
If you found a pack of gum you didn’t purchase in your child’s coat pocket, you should know that you aren’t alone. Roughly one-fourth ...
