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Testing in North Carolina: an overview

A GreatSchools guide to standardized tests.

Young teen's dilemma: too old for camp, too young to work

There are exciting alternatives for middle-schoolers and young high-schoolers who are too old for day camp but too young to be left alone.

Learning to read or reading to learn: when to intervene

Parents often wonder if early intervention will solve all reading problems, or whether new skills are needed after third grade. An expert answers these questions.

Developing reading skills in young children

Dr. Reid Lyon discusses how children develop reading skills and what parents can do to help.

No more dodge ball: what's new in PE?

Elementary school physical education used to be made up of dodge ball and annual fitness tests. At a number of schools today, it's being reinvented.

Eric Carle collage

How you can help at home: In this activity your child makes a collage with tissue paper and paint.

Animal, vegetable, mineral

How can you help at home? Have your child use descriptive words to write about an object.

What your child should be learning: state tests

Teaching the standards, testing strategies and time management will help your child be prepared for state tests.

Helping teens develop self-determination: an excerpt from Guiding Teens with Learning Disabilities

Helping teens develop self-determination: an excerpt from Guiding Teens with Learning Disabilities

In an excerpt from Guiding Teens with LD, author Arlyn Roffman, Ph.D. explains how to help your teen develop self-determination.

Helping struggling students who don't qualify for special services

Even if your child doesn't qualify for special education services, she may continue to struggle in school. Learn how to identify the underlying causes of her difficulty so you can support her.

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