Many colleges don't require the SAT or ACT
More colleges than ever have admissions policies that make taking the SAT or the ACT optional. Here's why that's good news for many applicants.
5 ways to respond when your child says, "I hate reading!"
We asked experts how parents should respond when their children say they hate reading or that reading is boring. Here's what they said.
A simple way to teach kids grit
Having a family "hard things rule" teaches kids how to work hard and achieve their goals.
Can your child tell fact from fake online?
Most kids can't, despite being raised on technology. Here's how to help your child learn what to trust online.
Teaching your child to speak in class
Raising your hand to participate in class is an important academic skill in American schools. So how can you teach your English learner to speak up at school?
How to help your child get over nervousness about tests
Tests make kids anxious, which can prevent them from doing their best. Here's how you can help.
How to help your child learn English (without a word of English)
Support your children’s English language learning by focusing on their literacy in their native language.
Why “yet” is one of the most important words to say to your child
According to world-renowned Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck, this one little word has the power to inspire your child to achieve incredible things.
What to expect from your first parent-teacher conference
Now that your child is in kindergarten, it's time to sit down with the teacher and hear how things are going. Here's how to prepare.
The truth about homework in America
If you’re a parent who is new to the U.S., here’s what you need to know about helping your child with their daily homework.
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