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Educational Web Sites
While teachers and homework provide valuable instruction and practice for a learning child, one who is struggling may require additional assistance. Parents often help their children complete assignments and answer any questions they may have, but sometimes do not know what else they can do beyond this. Educational Web sites, such as Ed Helper, www.edhelper.com, provide parents with the tools they need to make education a truly family-oriented activity. Parents can refer to educational Web sites frequently, downloading and printing practice work sheets, interactive games or to simply find additional tips for enhancing the learning process. Educational Web sites often separate resources by both age or grade-level and subject, so navigation is easy and lessons are narrowly tailored.
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