Start the School Year Right: Tips From Our Experts
Whether it's finding more time for family activities or getting better organized for school, the start of a new school year is a good time to rethink and plan ahead.
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From Safaris to Spacewalks: Exotic (and Educational) Summer Programs
Want to fire up your child's curiosity about space, nature or college life this summer? If so, check out these unusual summer learning programs.
SAT or ACT: How to Help Your Child Get Ready
There is no secret trick to getting a high score on the SAT or ACT, but there are ways you can help your child get ready for the test.
Can MySpace Be Good for Kids?
As kids continue to flock to sites like MySpace, and the backlash from parents and the media fades, it's time to take a fresh look at social networking.
Help Your Tween or Teen Get Smart About Tests
Here's how you can help your child succeed on tests and make sure that tests are tools for learning at school.
Sparking Your Child's Interest in Science
Links and reference to programs, learning institutions and internships for middle-and high-school science students.
Which test is which? A guide for parents of tweens and teens
In middle and high school, students take a wider range of tests, and parents need to learn the difference between the PSAT, AP and ACT to help guide them.
Young teen's dilemma: Too old for camp, too young to work
There are exciting alternatives for middle-schoolers and young high-schoolers who are too old for day camp but too young to be left alone.
Reading Tips and Picks for Tweens and Teens
Summer is a great time to help your middle or high school student prepare for challenging reading assignments in the fall.
Addictive behaviors: Smoking, drinking and media
Alcohol ads affects underage drinking. Kids are bombarded with thousands of images of smoking in movies alone. Here is how parents can fight back.
