Holidays are great for families, but they can bring on stress, too, especially between parents and kids. Want to learn how to become more in sync with your offspring year -round? Check out these ideas.
Thanksgiving is a day for families to rejoice in being together. Carving out some time for family activities is a must-do. Here are some activities for making the holiday special for everyone. Happy Thanksgiving from Miracle Math Coaching!
If you’re in charge of the holiday feast this week, here are some math tips to make sure no one goes home hungry.
Since 1973, people around the globe have celebrated “World Hello Day” on November 21st. Citizens of 180 countries participate, and you can, too. Say “Hello” to 10 folks today as a symbol of personal communication in preserving peace. You’ll send a message, and you just might make someone’s day.
Applying to graduate school is a daunting task, but there’s lots of help available. Check out these apps for boosting your scores on grad school exams, like the GMAT, LSAT and GRE.
When parents talk about money, children listen. That’s the conclusion of a study recommending that Mom and Dad should discuss finances with their young ones.
Many parents find themselves at a loss when their sons or daughters start “giving them lip,” or talking back. It’s clearly a sign of disrespect, but what can be done? Here are 10 tips on how to respond.
Learning another language can fundamentally change your brain functioning. According to a Penn State study, people who learn to speak in another tongue strengthen their brain power.
A new app uses mathematical analysis to help teenagers learn to drive. The Risk-O-lator helps determine the risk of having an accident based on a teenager’s behavior behind the wheel.
We’ve heard it before, but it bears repeating – getting enough sleep will help improve your academic performance. A Swedish study recently found that students who weren’t getting their eight hours a night, weren’t the best students in class.