Tips to Helping your Sixth Grader With Math Word Problems

Math word problems can be confusing, but there are ways you can help your sixth grader understand them. Read on to learn more about how to best solve math word problems.

Homeschooling your Children for the Summer

Homeschooling a child during their summer break can be used as a time to play catch up, or to get ahead. Read on to learn more about the advantages and caveats associated with homeschooling your children for the summer.

The TAKS Test

Read this article to learn about the Texas Assessment of Knowledge Skills (TAKS) test and how parents can help their children do well in areas such as mathematics and reading.

Early Literacy

Believe it or not, children actually know a lot about reading before they pick up a book for the first time. This article examines children's early literacy skills and offers tips on how a parent can raise an avid reader.

Reading Is More Than Memorizing the Alphabet

Speaking and reading to your child will provide him with a safe, familiar environment in which to explore his world through the very powerful medium of communication.

Homeschooling and Other Educational Alternatives

This article evaluates three popular alternatives to the public school system, as well as some supplemental educational programs.

Recognizing Student Struggles 6 of 7: Identifying the Warning Sign--Class Standing

This feature in the Recognizing Student Struggles series discusses the importance listening to your child's teacher and making use of their feedback. It also highlights what can be done if you're told that your child has fallen behind in his or her studies.

Adjusting to Middle School

Middle school can be an intimidating change from elementary school. If you're just starting middle school, you'll need to adjust to your new surroundings and schedule. Read on to learn more about how you can experience a smooth transition to middle school.

Developing Your Interests

Middle school is one of the best times to begin exploring the things that you are interested, not only in the sense of a hobby, but as a future career. This articles offers suggestions for coming up with activities you will enjoy and subjects you may have an affinity for.

GED New York: Prepare for the New York GED Exam

Earning a GED allows individuals to receive a high school equivalency diploma by taking five academic tests. Read on to learn more about the New York GED exam and its requirements.