Why homeschooling isn’t for everyone? Homeschooling has always been a popular alternative to regular schooling. However, recently we have seen an increase in the number of students being enrolled in homeschooling. A recent study revealed that there were 1.57 million American homeschoolers registered in 2014, with an increase rate of 8% year-on-year. However, unbeknown to […]
Are job centres crucial in helping dyslexic people get jobs? This UK study thinks so. Do you agree or disagree?
With the ubiquity of smartphones and tablets, we thought of treating you with a list of the best apps for autistic kids. Enjoy!
Is Pearson Education doing its best for students with disabilities? After all it is their right to learn, especially in today’s wired world.
My kids are incredibly competitive when it comes to a game of “hide-n-go” seek in the back yard, bike races on the sidewalk, video games in the evening…During the school day my kids seem to lose their competitive spirit. How can we combine a child’s natural competitive nature and channel it to produced improved math […]
Feeling frustrated that your child is going nowhere fast with math? Read on – there’s hope.
Tutors are great. But they are not your replacements. As parents, you have to care about your kids’ school life. It makes a world of a difference.
Your child is struggling at school and you are facing a dilemma: is he or she having a learning disability or just slacking off? These 4 tips help you navigate that.
Despite the positives, schools are a hub of negativity. And, by this, we mean ill-equipped teachers. Below is a story of what happens when you, parents, do not intervene. Remember: your child deserves more.
