Social media is all the rage, and Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are now household words. Pinterest is another great way of connecting. Think of it as a giant catalogue on which you “pin” images to communicate what’s important to you. (Forgive this basic definition for the tech savvy among us.) “Summer Slide,” the academic loss…
During this Memorial Day weekend, we celebrate the men and women who have served and fought for our country. Check out the numbers behind how we pay tribute.
It’s tough keeping teenagers energized and engaged during the summer. But that’s your goal to protect them from the “Summer Slide.” This 12-week guide of summer activities just for teens should help.
Research shows that Summer Learning Loss, also called the “Summer Slide,” is worse for children from low-income backgrounds. By contrast, middle-income children generally have more opportunity for academic activities, which gives them huge advantages in school. Here’s how Brian Williams of NBC News explains it. If you want your child assessed for Miracle Math Coaching…
With June almost here, kids are ready to celebrate the end of reading, writing and arithmetic. But not so fast. Your kids are at risk of forgetting much of what they’ve learned during the school. That loss is called the “Summer Slide,” and you can prevent it. Learn more about it here. In the weeks…
We all know the brain is a muscle that needs exercise to stay strong. Here are 14 strange, but effective, ways to keep you and your family mentally sharp.
Summer’s just around the corner, and it’s not too early to think about what you want your sons and daughters to read when it gets here. Check out these recommended reading lists for books that will enchant and entertain.
If you want your daughters and sons to be financially responsible adults, it’s never too early to talk with them about money, according to new research.
If you’re a parent with hopes of getting junior into Harvard or you just want to know more about our education system, take note. Here are 25 top blogs for keeping parents informed and empowered about education.
If you enjoy solving for X and finding sines and cosines, you could be headed for career nirvana. Based upon salary and growth potential, mathematicians have the best jobs, according to a recent study.