In a dark and treacherous online world fraught with dangers for young internet navigators, parents may be left feeling overwhelmed and ready to shut out the online world to protect their children, but just as it is bad, there are ways to counter and fight it. Keeping Kids Safe Online There is a federal law …
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In case you missed it…October was Cybersecurity Awareness Month and it’s a great time to give your kids and their devices a cybersecurity checkup. This particular month helped to raise awareness for protecting children from various dangers on the Internet. Although the Internet can be a wonderful and educational tool for our children, it can …
Midterms and Finals for the semester are right around the corner. Now is the time to bone up on some study skills and habits. It doesn’t mean you have to study and work harder, instead read on for how to study smarter. Find Your Sweet Spot Before studying can begin, consider your surroundings. Studies show …
How Project-Based Learning Encourages Lifelong Learning The most successful people admit they are constantly looking to learn more about their area of expertise as well as other fields that happen to interest them. Knowing the importance of lifelong learning and its impact on success, educators are working to encourage and foster that lifelong learning approach …
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The time has come to say so long for now to the laid-back days of summer and instead, now it’s time to pack the days with alarm clocks, classes, snacks, homework, maybe some team sports, and some downtime before prepping to do it again tomorrow. While our students played in the sun and our …
17 years of living, growing and being molded into a young adult ready to move into the next stage of life. College and new life experiences are on the very cusp and within reach. The college application process can be tedious, time-consuming, and nerve-wracking. Will your application be enough to gain admission to your chosen …
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In April, we shared tips on how best to succeed academically with the transition from elementary to middle. This month we share the importance of focusing on the social challenges that students face with the transition as well. Remember when your tike begged you to take off the training wheels. Their desire for independence and …
Schools Out For Summer…Now What? For many parents, the hunt is on to keep routine and structure for the children through the summer. And for others, it might mean they want to find some sun and fun things for theirs. Here we talk about the importance of the various types of structured summer activities and …
The transition from elementary to middle school is the most significant change in K–12 schoolings. Students are moving from a room with 1 teacher and maybe 20ish classmates to multiple teachers with different teaching styles, new peers in various classes, and higher expectations of individual responsibility. In order to understand why this transition is so …
It is among one of the most important decisions a parent can make for a child’s future: public versus private education. Private schools can offer benefits that will far outweigh the cost associated with private schools. The reasons a parent opts for private school education for a child are varied and diverse. Parents might be …
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