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Read Aloud Tips

Find a time to read when you can both relax and enjoy it – try bedtime, nap time, snack time, after dinner. Get comfortable. Find a cozy spot to read and make sure the TV and other distractions are off. Read the book or story …

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When Our Child Is Struggling at School

It can be discouraging to learn that our kids are struggling academically. Don’t wait for the problem to work are some practical steps toward helping:itself out — act now. Here are some advice you may want to follow: Meet with teachers. Ask questions, listen and take notes. Research problem …

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Improve Your Maths Marks

This article is written by Deb Russell, http://math.about.com. Here are some quick steps to help you get better at doing mathematics. Regardless of age, the tips here will help you learn and understand math concepts from primary school right on through to university math. Everyone can …

January 23, 2013Parenting, Study Tipsexam, school, scoring, Student, subjects, teachers, tutoringby SMART EXCEL

Working with Teachers

We often get on guard when it comes to our child’s welfare in school. Often than not, we expect the best and the teacher to know all. Let’s review ourselves as parents. A successful school year begins with teamwork — between you, your child and your child’s teachers. …

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10 Specific Compliments to Give Your Children

Fact is, children look to their parents and teachers for encouragement, and finding affirmation at home is foundational to positive emotional development. Parents need to be in the business of building our children up. But we also need to be honest, and it’s important to use …

January 23, 2013Parenting, Study TipsAcademia, Homework, Learning, Motivation, Organization, Skill, Television, Time managementby SMART EXCEL

Five Key Skills for Academic Success

It’s never too early or too late to help your child develop the skills for academic success. Learn how to build these skills and stay on track all year long. It takes a combination of skills — organization, time management, prioritization, concentration and motivation — …

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Read Aloud Tips

When Our Child Is Struggling at School

Improve Your Maths Marks

Working with Teachers

10 Specific Compliments to Give Your Children

Five Key Skills for Academic Success

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