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According to Kelli Mahoney, Obeying your parents is one of the most difficult things to do as a teenager. This is a time that you want to spread your wings and do things on your own. You want your independence, and you want to prove you can be a responsible adult. Yet there is still […]
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Time for the hard truth- some parents go about motivating their children all wrong! It is wrong for parents to think that their teenagers wouldn’t care about academics unless they are forced to. After all, no parent can truly force their child to care about academic excellence just because they [fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ background_position=”left
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Have you ever been in this awkward position where your parents argue? Have you perhaps been conflicted about what to do? Should I take sides, or not? How can I respect my parents when it appears they don’t respect each other? you ask. Obviously, you love your parents and it is quite natural to care
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Research over the years in the field of Early Child Development shows substantial evidence which supports that active parents’ involvement and engagement is directly associated with children’s academic performance and social competence. Comprehensive surveys of this research document the following benefits for students, families and schools as you can see below- BENEFIT 1: Students achieve
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We can all agree that except for some rare occasions, parents are typically the perfect and ideal role models anybody could have. They are seemingly perfect and always there to guide us as we grow through life. There is no [caring] parent that would ever allow their children to fail. As a matter of fact,
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Hello teenagers! I’ve got a question for you all; what is the nature of your relationship with your parents? Great I should suppose? Perhaps they are too friendly and affectionate with you even in the public and that makes you happy just as it embarrasses you. Indeed, parents who try a bit too hard to
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It is normally tough to talk to your children about something as personal and serious as the topic of sex. Before you have this conversation, you’ll need to accept that. But, there are also things that can go wrong and make the talk even tougher. Here are a few, and what you can do about
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Having rich parents doesn’t just buy an expensive education and exciting holidays abroad. It may also purchase more brainpower. A study found the children from wealthy families have bigger brains than their poorer counterparts. Brain regions key to academic success were particularly large, the journal Nature Neuroscience reports. Interestingly, the study also revealed that money
These days the preparation process for teens entering tertiary institution is pretty thorough. If your teen is lucky enough to have an older sibling, he or she is sure to have received helpful advice and pointers on how to negotiate the sometimes-turbulent waters of the tertiary institution. By now your child is so prepared, he
Parents: Your Teen May Be Ready For Tertiary Institution…But Are You? Read More »
Few children spent their summer vacations practicing bar modeling or calculating word problems. However, this fall, it is expected that students will learn to reason abstractly and quantitatively and apply math skills to real-world situations. This means your child will be learning math in a much different way than you did, and it’s more important
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