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If you’ve ever tried tutoring your child in math, you’ve probably had this conversation: “I just don’t get it.” “What part do you not understand?” “All of it!” When a child shuts down this way, it’s frustrating for both tutor…

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Evidence has shown that strong after-school and summer learning programs have a measurable impact on student achievement . One common challenge across programs is the lack of continuity and coordination between what students are doing during the school day and…

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“63/365: They’re Back” by riekhavoc is licensed under CC by 2.0 Shopping for school supplies, planning carpools, signing forms, figuring out after-school activities. Does it ever stop for parents getting their kids ready for school? Here are a few of…

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Some refer to this time of year as “summer doldrums” for students. The excitement of vacations, camps, theme parks, and late nights is dying down and boredom starts to creep in. One way to energize your child’s summer? Recommit yourselves…

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Looking for good reads before the school year starts? We’ve gathered together a list of five books to add to your reading list, ranging from teacher professional development to student psychology. What Great Teachers Do Differently: 17 Things That Matter…

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Looking for some math movies you can add to your family movie night schedule? Want your kids to watch a movie and then start begging to start a family science project? Well, have we got some films for you! Lights,…

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Avoiding the loss of math skills this summer does not have to mean days of dreary worksheets and homework for your children. Teach them to love math by checking out these books from the library: The Lemonade War —  This exciting…

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March 11. That is about where your child’s math skills will slide back to when she returns to school next fall. “Summer learning loss” occurs when students do not engage in educational activities over break and return to school in…

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