Posts from February, 2013

We often focus solely on the content of our student’s academic careers and sometimes forget about the form. While we must encourage students to study, especially with mid-terms coming up, we must also teach them how to study effectively. You may also find ...

At some point in their academic careers, most students are tempted to cheat. If your student has been caught cheating, you should use it as an opportunity to educate them on the consequences of not doing your own work. You may be disappointed, but it’s ...

The prevalence of snow days lately may leave many families stranded at home. If you have a house full of bored students, it’s time to bring out the board games. Board games offer a plethora of educational opportunities and happy family memories too. It’s ...

Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects three to seven percent of students. There are a number of symptoms associated with the disorder which makes diagnoses a little more difficult. Symptoms can include an inability to focus or pay ...