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Educational articles are an excellent resource for parents who are interested in learning about the best parenting practices from experts in the field. With insights from top education specialists, these parenting articles provide advice and information for both typical and unusual parenting circumstances. A large range of topics are covered in these educational articles, from back-talking toddlers to college-bound teenagers. There are also articles about best practices to use with kids and teens with specific mental and physical needs. These parenting articles are great for anyone who wants to raise a healthy, happy child.
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Summer camp care package ideas are no longer centered around sugar and artificial flavors. Many camps have banned candy, baked good, chips and other junk food items from care packages. In fact, they have folks digging through the mail because parents sometimes try to sneak something sweet to their sons and daughters despite the new rules. Don't be that parent! A week or two without junk can be a good thing for your kid, and you can show how much you care with a different kind of care package. Check out these seven ideas for cool boxes of wholesome fun to send your camper this summer!
7 Ideas for Great Camp Care Packages Summer camp care package ideas are no longer centered around sugar and artificial flavors.
Gifted students can experience high levels of stress to excel at everything they do. Here's how parents can help.
Pressure, Stress, and the Gifted Student Gifted students can experience high levels of stress to excel at everything they do.
Here's an alphabetical guide to the 26 details parents shouldn't forget this back to school season.
The ABC's of Back to School for Parents Getting books and backpacks can sometimes overshadow the little things that make for a successful start to the school year.
Do you speak Kindergartenese? If you a have a child entering kindergarten, you'd better learn! You may remember your first year of 'real school' being marked by messy desks covered in art supplies, fun outdoor play, riotous games and your teacher reading cute stories. But kindergarten has changed in recent years. The 123's and ABC's have ramped up. Teachers are under more pressure to produce real educational results, and it's up to you to help your child keep up. By learning some common kindergarten words, you'll become a better, more active participant in your kid's learning experience.
Kindergarten Lingo: 10 Important Terms Every Parent Should Know Do you speak Kindergartenese? If you a have a child entering kindergarten, you'd better learn!
By introducing kids to science fiction, you can open up their minds and teach them the power of innovation. Here are some tips for raising a sci-fi kids.
Raising a Sci-Fi Kid Living in a reality TV world makes it difficult for our children to see past the everyday to the problems that needs solutions.
Should parents trust the politicians who claim that children need to take algebra at younger ages, or the researchers who think that children need to wait?
Higher Math in Lower Grades: Hurting or Helping Kids? Every parent wants to see her child keep up with peers, and these days that means taking algebra in the eighth grade.
As your child progresses through kindergarten, you're sure to meet some words or phrases you don't know. Here's the scoop on some common kindergarten lingo.
Kindergarten Lingo: 10 Terms You Should Know Modeling. Assessment.
Here's a handy guide to help you know where your child should be with reading skills at the beginning of the kindergarten year, as well as at the end.
Reading: What Happens in Kindergarten? A lot happens in reading over the course of kindergarten, so here's a handy guide to help you know where your child should be with reading skills at the beginning of the kindergarten year, as well as at the end.
For better or worse, the best way to raise financially savvy adults is to start young. Parenting advice on teaching kids about money.
Teaching Children About Money For better or worse, the best way to raise financially savvy adults is to start young.
Math anxiety can affect a wide range of students, despite those students' actual knowledge and skill with math concepts. And overcoming math anxiety can seem as difficult to some as the toughest trigonometry and calculus problems you can imagine. But by providing the right approach and lots of support, you can make it simple and help your child overcome math anxiety. You may be surprised to learn just how it's done. Learn what to add, subtract, take away and carry over when it comes to helping your child feel comfortable with math.
Math Anxiety: 7 Simple Solutions Math anxiety can affect a wide range of students, despite those students' actual knowledge and skill with math concepts.
Knowing these 50 words will give your teen a leg up on the SAT verbal section.
50 Words the SAT Loves Auspicious. Aesthetic.
One problem that no preschool parent has ever been spared is that of the tantrum. Try some of the following ideas to help avoid tantrums.
12 Ways to Deal with Temper Tantrums One problem that no preschool parent has ever been spared is that of the tantrum.
The brain of a first grader can be tough to predict. One minute, your little one has it all figured out, and the next, he's making no sense at all. As a parent, you may not know what to think. Luckily, we've got it broken down for you. Check out this slideshow to learn what first graders are like and what you can do with yours.
First Grade Intellectual Development The brain of a first grader can be tough to predict.
How does a child fail preschool? Find out why some children fail preschool, and more important, how to avoid it!
Is Your Child Failing Preschool? How does a child fail preschool? Find out why some children fail preschool, and more important, how to avoid it!
When it comes to kindergarten, you know the expectations for reading, writing, and math. But what about behavior? Here's what teachers expect from students.
Kindergarten Behavior: What Do Teachers Expect? When it comes to kindergarten, you probably know what the expectations are in terms of reading, writing, and math.
Teens with credit cards are not exactly new, but the credit crisis is. Here are 7 tips for how parents can teach financial responsibility to their children.
Kids and Credit Cards: 7 Things Parents Need to Know Teens with credit cards are not exactly new, but the credit crisis is.
Pretend play is fun for young children, and supports important development, too! How can parents help encourage pretend play?
How to Encourage Preschool Pretend Play Pretend play is fun for young children, and supports important development, too!
Is your child going to a new school? Here are 10 things you should plan on when it comes to easing your child's back to school anxiety.
10 Ways to Get Ready for a New School If your child will be attending a new school this year, he or she may be feeling a little anxious.
Educational articles are an excellent resource for parents who are interested in learning about the best parenting practices from experts in the field. With insights from top education specialists, these parenting articles provide advice and information for both typical and unusual parenting circumstances. A large range of topics are covered in these educational articles, from back-talking toddlers to college-bound teenagers. There are also articles about best practices to use with kids and teens with specific mental and physical needs. These parenting articles are great for anyone who wants to raise a healthy, happy child.

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