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Monthly Archives: July 2018

30 Jul, 2018

International Students: Tips to Improve Your English

2020-10-05T08:32:56-05:00Monday, July 30, 2018|International students, Education Info, Learning Strategies, Private School|

Changing country and adapting to a new culture is difficult for anyone. The only exception to this rule is when someone only temporarily changes location for an extended vacation. I have never heard of a person complaining about how comfortable the sand feels or how cold the cocktail was in Ibiza.  But being an international [...]

20 Jul, 2018

Is Your Gifted Child Having Behavioral Problems? Here’s Why

2020-08-21T10:03:14-05:00Friday, July 20, 2018|Learning Strategies, Parents, Private School, Tenney Subscribers|

For many children, the traditional school structure can work great. However, for gifted children, it can lead to problems. Before we can dive into why these children experience problems, first let's define what it means to be "gifted". There's a lot of disagreement in what it means to be gifted. Some experts believe that children [...]

12 Jul, 2018

What Gifted and Talented Children Need from Their School

2018-07-12T17:29:05-05:00Thursday, July 12, 2018|Customized Curriculum, Learning Environment, Parents, Tenney Subscribers|

Gifted and talented (GT) children are a definable group of K-12 students recognized for their advanced learning capabilities. Often, their bright minds are recognized by parents and subsequently tested for confirmation. While having a gifted child is a good thing, what does it mean when choosing their school? Choosing the right school for GT children takes more [...]

9 Jul, 2018

529 Plans: Your Ticket to Private School Tuition

2018-07-09T08:52:14-05:00Monday, July 9, 2018|Private School, Learning Environment, Tenney Subscribers|

You've been saving for your child's education from the time they were very young. Your goal is to give them the best start in life--including tuition money so that they can attend college without having to sweat about student loans or other ongoing expenses. Unfortunately, prior to 2018, there was little you could do about [...]

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