Your children are growing up in a vastly different world from the one you remember--and that includes the ways in which they're bullied. These days, kids are less likely to shove one another into lockers and steal lunch money than they are to take their bullying online, where everyone can participate as they roast each [...]
Although "big" and "little" are relative terms, the size of a school can make all the difference in your child's learning process and overall academic success. Small private schools are generally defined as an attendance of less than 500 although some schools can range even smaller. These schools may not be best for every student, but [...]
Students with attention disorders and hyperactivity need special structure in the classroom. They have to be kept away from sources of distraction, like noise sources or windows, that would not distract other students. They may need special seating in the classroom that allows them to move around or special lessons that incorporate physical movement. Students [...]
After 30 years, the new SAT rolled out in March 2016 with substantial changes. This post will explain some of the changes made and the initial feedback on the new SAT. What’s different? Scoring: The scoring changes are two-fold: Firstly, the point scale will return to 1600. This is a return to the grading scale [...]
