You found the perfect house, just a short distance from your child’s school district. But the school doesn’t offer school busses, or you live just
At some point, your high school senior is going to ask you, “Hey mom, do I really need to go to college?” After all, they
Chances are good that you have heard the term “cooperative learning” used by your child’s teacher to describe some aspect of the way she teaches.
Parents today are extremely dedicated to empowering their children, even very young ones to read. Apparently, much of the educational world that felt children were
If you listen closely, you can almost hear the sound of chalk on the brilliant black chalkboards as a teacher dressed in a long denim
They help shape your children’s mind; spending countless hours, teaching them reading, writing and arithmetic and little is thought about their wages till a strike
Starting first grade is an exciting event for children, and a bittersweet one for parents. It means that your child has graduated from the throws
The debate about whether children should have cell phones at school or not arose with a heated fever in the aftermath of the Columbine shootings.
Today, children are taught to be career oriented at a young age. Oftentimes, around the 8th and 9th grade, schools in the United States offer
Once your child starts school, parenthood becomes a catwalk of learning how to deal with a whole new bunch of folks unrelated that usually know
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