When is Teen Anxiety, Stress Too Much?
A little stress can help kids prepare for adulthood, but how much anxiety is too much, and what can you do to take the pressure off?
A little stress can help kids prepare for adulthood, but how much anxiety is too much, and what can you do to take the pressure off?
Students stress over AP tests prompts some high schools to back off.
Reinforce good study habits early and often to support ongoing student success.
Mom blogger Erin Flynn Jay describes the Franklin Institute's Mirror Maze exhibit, open through Sept. 4, 2017.
Science teachers will tell you it’s no hypothesis that students get a real charge out of conducting experiments. A variety of area institutions incorporate the fun of hands-on lab learning into interactive educational assemblies. Whether used to illustrate a specific…
Assemblies and in-class workshops bring the wider world to your school, broadening your students’ horizons without their ever having to leave the premises.
Here’s how to get started and involve children in the process.
Find guidance on smoothing transitions for children or students with special needs.
To get kids moving, schools are using exercise bikes in the library, calisthenics during algebra and even video games like Dance Dance Revolution.
Children with IEPs have a right to needed learning devices. New technology ranges from weighted pens to augmented communications systems.
Detection of children's heart defects and rapid response to emergencies can save lives. Lawmakers in PA, NJ and DE have taken action.
With this hour-by-hour guide to better organization, students are less likely to lose homework and misplace activity equipment.
Great, but how do you know if your child is ready for music lessons?
If you're concerned about your child's new teacher, here's how to identify your concerns and address them.
Use the vacation months to your advantage by scheduling visits, requesting interviews, starting to write essays and gathering information.
Mom blogger Shivaun William encounters — and remembers — how easily parents can embarrass middle school-age kids.
It can be a wonderful family experience, a way for your kids to learn more about the world without leaving home.
Many museums and centers offer educational tours, activities and connections with curriculum.
Amid the thrills, an amusement park field trip can put classroom concepts into real-life perspective.
Patrick Reilly wins Profile in Courage award for his profile of former Delaware Gov. Russell Peterson, who protected the state's coastal areas.
Teachers use global issues, technology and creative expression to engage exceptionally bright children.
What should a mom do if her 3rd grade daughter's best friend is mean? Here's Mama's somewhat tongue-in-cheek solution.
School book fairs give parents the chance to be kind to students in need, suggests mom blogger Jennifer Auer.
They get together for proms, sports and many other activities.