Recognize the differences in how your children learn.
Learning Styles
When your child learns differently, school can become an unrelenting daily struggle that eats away at the emotional strength of even the most resilient child. Every day, he hears messages from teachers, parents, friends, and even himself to “try harder” and “do his best.” Despite his efforts, he continues to fall further behind the other …
The school choice that we make for our children can have a significant impact on their desire to learn, as well as, having an impact on their future personal growth and success.
What is Multiple Intelligence Theory? Explore how our different learning styles affect learning and your child’s development inside and outside of school.
Kids do not need to be auditory learners in order to benefit from this learning style. In fact, most kids tend to absorb knowledge in a variety of different ways. Weaving auditory learning into our kids’ learning is an excellent way to help them grow and thrive.
I can’t remember a day that there wasn’t some kind of “learning lesson” going on in our home. But most of those lessons didn’t involve sitting down and doing homework. Instead, my mom employed active ways to help us learn how to learn.
Every child has a unique learning style. Parents can help their children succeed in school by understanding their learning styles.
A child’s personality and learning preference must be balanced with the reality that some skills take practice and aren’t fun.
The secret to helping kids make wise choices may be easier than you think
Children labeled as “underachievers” are often more capable than people realize.
Understand what motivates each of your children and whether those motivators are formed within themselves or developed through external circumstances.
What works for one child academically may not work for another. Figure out how to support your children in their learning
Kids are increasingly pressured by our media-saturated world to react quickly to information — but there is nothing wrong with a deliberate thinker.
Learn about eight “smarts” that will help you recognize your children’s interests and abilities and help you strengthen them.
Find creative ways to teach math concepts to children throughout the day and in the midst of their routine.
Parents should look for ways to challenge their students.
Parents need to be especially involved with the school to address their student’s special needs.
How can you ensure your child’s needs are met at school?
