There are 25 more letters in the alphabet
There are many ways to accomplish a task and when your child’s chosen way isn’t working, model flexible thinking and...
Make the homestretch less stressful
With spring break behind us, we’re heading into the homestretch of the school year. End-of-year projects, papers and exams are...
Marathon Monday highlights
Today is Patriots Day in Massachusetts, the day the Boston Marathon is traditionally run. For the second year in a...
Fostering academic independence: I do, We do, You do
Help your child become more independent with their schoolwork by employing an “I do, We do, You do” approach. I...
By giving your child a choice, you’re giving them a voice
When approaching schoolwork with your child, consider guiding rather than telling. Empowered students, students with choice, feel engaged in their...
Tips for a smooth transition back to school
Spring is here, the vaccine is rolling out in earnest, and elementary schools in MA are reopening, with middle schools...
Resources: Supporting the AAPI community
Hate crimes against Asian and Asian Americans have been on the rise for a long time, and the recent mass...
Small successes yield big results
Start small. Some tasks, like organizing one’s binders and backpack, can feel daunting to students. To help your child get...
Kids: the superheroes of the pandemic
This week marks one year since schools across the country closed for in-person learning due to Covid. Over the last...
Don’t throw 10 balls at once
Whether it’s procrastination, disorganization, an inability to effectively track and submit homework, or any other academic challenge your child may...
Exercise boosts brainpower!
Exercise boosts brain power. Beyond the numerous benefits of a healthy body, studies have shown that physical activity in children...
It’s what happens next that matters most
Whenever your child hits a bump in the road, remind them it’s what happens next that matters most. Keep plugging. ...