by Judy Willis MD | Feb 15, 2014 | Articles
High school drop-out rates are high in the United States and likely due to classroom boredom. Close to 80 percent of students say that they are bored in class due to the feeling that the material taught is neither reliant or taught in an engaging way. Boredom Epidemic... by Gary Rubinstein | Nov 27, 2013 | Articles
Common Core is hitting home for me. My daughter’s school sent home a kindergarten common core workbook. After looking it over I have some questions. In a school district with a tight budget this book retails for thirty dollars. I wonder if this is the best use... by Valerie Strauss | Oct 10, 2013 | Articles
There are many college students that are referred to as “resimuters,” students that live off campus and commute to school but also spend most of their time at the college. They’re saving money by living at home but want to have the full college... by Daily RX | Oct 5, 2013 | Articles
There may be something more than just heavy book-bags and the text books within to blame for teens “pain in the back”. If your teen is complaining about a sore back, you might be interested in this new study. A recent study found that shorter desks and... by Julie Williams | Oct 5, 2013 | Articles
Now that your child has mastered the first and second grade requirements it’s time for a third grade overview. What can you expect after all of the amazing things they’ve already learned? Well, in fact there’s a giant step waiting in third grade. Kids...
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