The thought of homeschooling your children may be overwhelming, but the benefits prove the process is worth it. The important thing is that it will give your child the advantage as you can determine the best way to teach your child. Traditional classrooms are not set up for individualized teaching methods. A child either […]
Kids Headed to College? Keep Up with Them on Social Media
It happens eventually: the kids grow up, they graduate from high school, and then they’re off to college. Many kids struggle to decide whether or not they should stay at home or move out – others are off like a rocket. The Northeastern states see thousands of students leave every year. Sometimes it’s just over […]
Marvel’s CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR – “Girls Reforming the Future Challenge” #CaptainAmericaCivilWar #TeamIronMan
Marvel’s CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR – “Girls Reforming the Future Challenge” Challenging Young Female Avengers to Create Positive World Change through Science and Technology with a Chance to Earn an Internship with Marvel Studios A project supported by the Science & Entertainment Exchange, a program of National Academy of Sciences, seeks to inspire young girls […]
What You Can Do To Help A Student Who Has No Interest In School
A solid education is more important than it has ever been before. Since many young adults are going to college, it is becoming difficult to succeed and get a great paying job without a degree. This fact can be very discouraging if you have a child that is showing almost no interest in school. […]
Considering Private School? How to Choose the Best One For Your Child
There are more than 30 million private schools across the nation, and enrollment in these facilities has recently experienced an influx due in part to cuts in public school funding. While the investment in your child’s education is certainly one worth making, it’s important to understand that private schooling can be expensive, averaging around […]
Easy Answers for Life of Fred Shoppers!
When my family started using “Life of Fred” for Math I had no idea where to begin. Since much of the curriculum’s design is a story/reader, I opted to start everyone (ages 13, 12, 8, and 3 at the time) at the very beginning of the series. My big kids loved the stories, so they […]