How to Study: Stress, Noise and Study Habits
August 23, 2007
Studying for a test, scenario A: A student slouches on the couch in front of the TV, which is on. There is a cell phone […]
Studying for a test, scenario A: A student slouches on the couch in front of the TV, which is on. There is a cell phone […]
We’ve talked a lot about the importance of literacy on this blog and how traditional children’s leisure activities (like reading a good book, for example) […]
The average teen can be rebellious, sullen, moody and mouthy. If you have a teenage child, then at one point or another they are going […]
Staying au courant with the ongoing in your teen’s life can be challenging, especially since teens can be notoriously difficult to talk to. Short, one-word […]
In the first part of this series we looked at why students might cheat on exams. There is a lot of pressure to succeed especially […]
The school year is coming to a close and for high school students that means exams. The inevitable fact of exams causes some strange behavior […]
Over the past few decades many public trends have focused on the body. There were fad diets: the Scarsdale diet, the Stewardess diet, the Grapefruit […]
How many times have you heard the word no in your life? Probably quite a few. Maybe even hundreds or possibly thousands. Probably you are […]
Critical Thinking and Media Literacy Forget writing private thoughts down on paper—these days, kid’s journals exist in cyberspace. From Facebook to WordPress to Tumblr, kid’s […]
What are your plans to make this summer an educational one? Summer school? Day camps? Lazy days at the beach? Whatever your plans, these tips […]
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