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The school years bring academic, social, and emotional challenges. This guide helps parents support their child’s learning by encouraging good study habits, staying engaged with teachers, and addressing struggles early. With the right guidance, kids can build confidence and a love for learning.
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Refusing to Do Homework | Q&A
Our son refuses to do his homework. We've tried sending him to a teacher after school to get help/tutoring. We've taken away his after-school activities and his electronics because of failing grades. Nothing seems to work. At this point, we can't force him to do his homework. It just turns into a fi…
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Trouble Staying on Task and Listening | Q&A
My 5-year-old son is in kindergarten and having trouble with staying on task and listening to his teachers. He is also disrespectful and distracting the other children. He cannot sit still and is constantly moving. We discussed things we can do to help and none seem to be working. I discussed ADHD w…
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How to Get Your Children to Do Their Homework | Article
Parents can help children be more successful in school by taking an active interest in homework and being supportive of study time.
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Help Your Child Love to Learn | Article
School can be arduous for children who don't show an interest in learning. Some children are naturally more inquisitive and self-motivated than others. If your child doesn't have the desire to do well in school, you have the privilege and responsibility as a parent to help him or her develop a genui…
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When Your Child Needs a Tutor | Article
Are you frustrated because your child is struggling with a school subject despite your best efforts to help?
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My Child Has No Friends | Article
Some children are natural social butterflies. Self-confident and outgoing from a young age, they make friends with other children easily. Other children are quiet, shy or even a little socially awkward. Most kids fall somewhere in between, but it's no wonder why many parents worry about their childr…
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Strengths and Outstanding Qualities Worksheet
Help your child recognize their unique strengths and qualities with this engaging worksheet. It's a great tool for building self-esteem and resilience.
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Success in School Contract
Set your child up for success with our 'Success in School' contract. This essential tool helps establish homework routines and encourages academic goals.
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