Month Archive - 2006 May
Year-end School Checklist for Parents
May 31, 2006 Although the school year is winding down, there are some things parents need to think about now, that are important to their child's education next year and beyond. Oxford Learning presents this handy list: Request a teacher Schools are presently matching students and teachers for the next school year. To ... more
Surviving your child's group project
May 24, 2006 It's inevitable that your child will be involved in a group project at least once during his/her schooling. Unfortunately, it's also inevitable that once a group project is assigned, not everyone will do their part, causing stress for all those involved. In the interest of arriving at a result that ... more
10 ways to build your child's memory
May 16, 2006 Having a great memory can help your child do better in school and on tests and get better grades. Here are 10 ways that you canuse to help your child improve his/her memory, including remembering facts, concepts, ideas, formulas and more: Make certain your child really understands the concept or ... more
Listening Tips for Parents and Kids
May 10, 2006 "Why don’t you listen to me?" It's a lament that's often heard from children and their parents. Effective communication helps kids and parents develop confidence, self-esteem, and achieve good relationships with other people. Here are some tips from Oxford Learning on getting everyone in your family to listen: Teach your ... more
SAT and ACT Test-Taking Tips
May 3, 2006 Regardless of whether you're writing the SAT, the ACT, or another important test or exam, here are several important tips from Oxford Learning and the American School Counselor Associationto help you achieve your best score: Get your tools together On the evening prior to the test or exam, gather all ... more
