Posts from August, 2014

Keeping your child on track by Christine Bryant Kindergarten is an important milestone in a child’s life. After all, it’s the first block in the foundation of education they will build over the next 12 years. But many children have their first school ...

EducationWorld asked educators and other experts for concrete examples of how Common Core is changing instruction for the better. Below is what tutoring center owner Christopher Lien shared. By Christopher Lien Lien is a franchise owner with Tutor Doctor, ...

Sibling rivalry is a very natural instinct which older children experience with the arrival of a new baby brother or sister. They act out, become aggressive or regress which can put more strain on a family. Bringing a new baby home is tough enough, but ...

It’s almost time to send your children back to school and this can pose a financial burden on most families as you pay school fees, buy new clothing and tick off the back to school supply list. If you start early, you can avail yourself of a number of apps ...

If you are relocating this semester, you can help your children to settle into a new home and school. Moving is a traumatic experience as children have to get accustomed to a different home, a strange town and new friends. They may also be missing old ...