Anyone can experience burnout. Understanding where it comes from is what can help you build a healthier relationship with yourself.

Parents and social media don’t always get along. Your child’s school might be starting to incorporate social media into their homework assig

“You’re a natural! Great job, honey. You’re one of the best writers in the class.” At its surface, this praise is encouraging. It’s...

Is writing learnable? Absolutely. Andrew Bennett says, “Great writers aren’t great first-drafters. They’re great rewriters.” Writing...

Most parents think of helping their child’s education pertaining to their personal cognitive skills, another issue can be where they learn.

Yearbook signings. Cleaning out desks and lockers. End of the year parties and the sweet sound of the final bell! The end of the school...

When a child starts their first year of school, it can be daunting for both the child and parent, and even more so as these years...

It may seem pretty straightforward when it comes to what the benefits of tutoring are. Much like the old adage of “practice makes...

Every parent will address the question of when their child is ready for school. Legally, the only requirement is that the child is five...

I think children come in two settings: they love to read or they hate to read. Some kids are reading chapter books for fun and others see...