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School Tips & Advice

Get practical school tips and advice for parents to help your child succeed.

From back-to-school hacks to digital citizenship guidance, our expert tips and resources cover everything you need to support your child’s education and make school transitions smoother.

Back-to-school time can mean excitement and stress for the whole family. To lighten up the latter, I asked teachers from around the country to dish out some back-to-school advice for parents. Their answers were sometimes serious, sometimes funny, and always served with a dash of insight only teachers can offer. 1. Be caring, but not...
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After a long summer of lazy days, fun camps, and late summer nights, back to school season marks a return to routine and busy schedules. The chaotic mornings and after-school activities can take some getting used to for everyone in the family. To help you during the transition, we’ve compiled ten back-to-school hacks to save...
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Seeking Refuge In the early days of the “Suddenly Homeschooling” era, I found myself seeking refuge in my bedroom one afternoon, scrolling through my phone, eager to connect with the outside world. It had been a full morning of lessons, activities, and lots of snacks, and back then I typically crashed around 1:30, throwing on...
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Most schools start up in the next couple of weeks, and that means that big transitions are ahead for your family. Here are some tips to help it all go smoothly: Visit the school / Meet the new teacher Many kids are anxious about what their new teacher will be like. Taking advantage of open...
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Cyber-ethics is the practice of using ethical behavior and understanding moral responsibilities in online environments and digital media. In today’s world, it’s crucial to teach kids that anything they post online can have long-lasting consequences. But instead of just focusing on avoiding offensive behavior, the goal should be to raise thoughtful, responsible digital citizens. As...
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Have you ever been mortified as your child in innocent curiosity loudly asks why the man next to you only has one eye, is in a wheelchair, or looks the way he does? If not, you’re lucky! Kids are experiencing the world and are naturally going to ask questions about what they are witnessing. These...
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