Has the Internet Made Cheating Too Easy for Kids?
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Development
The Download Dilemma
Education: High School
The Road to College
Start early and keep on course while navigating the path to higher education.
Age(s): Teens
28 Steps to College Prep
Preparing for college is puzzling at best. These points can help your teen plan for a successful experience.
Age(s): Teens
As Your Teen Leaves for College
The first year at college can be a challenge for even the most studious teen – and parents! Whether going down the road or across the country, a little preparation will ease the way.
Filed Under:
Development
Age(s):
Teens
10 Ways to Improve Your Child’s Education
Stop complaining about what your child’s not getting at school and start taking matters into your own hands today.
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
Relationships of the heart are all-encompassing. You need to know how to handle it when your teen is in love.
Age(s): Teens
Hot Topics for Teens
light stuff, tough stuff and keeping-an-eye-on-it stuff as you go when you don’t know what to do: READ! Good books are helpful when the going gets tough with your teenager. “Like, Whatever” The Insider’s Guide to Raising Teens (Capital Books: $16.95) , edited by Rebecca Kahlenberg, is an excellent collection of expertly written essays on… Read more »
Age(s): Teens
Testing, Testing 1, 2, 3
Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about standardized tests.
Age(s): 6 - 8 Years, 9 - 12 Years, Teens
How Three of Tennessee’s Top Teachers Reach Kids in the Classroom
Great teachers know how to inspire kids to learn, but how do they do it? Here, the three Middle Tennessee finalists for 2011 – 2012 Teacher of the Year (Grand Division winners from East, West and Middle Tennessee will be selected this fall and finally, Teacher of the Year), share time-tested knowledge about what works for kids in school.
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Development
Age(s):
6 - 8 Years, 9 - 12 Years, Teens
IEPs: Advocate for Your Child’s Education
Don’t let your child’s learning difficulty keep him from doing his best. Individual education plans (IEPs) help to ensure he gets what he needs.
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Special Needs
Age(s):
6 - 8 Years, 9 - 12 Years, Parents Only, Teens
