Frustrated Child at School and What Can Be Done About It
9/15/2011
“We adopted our son at the age of 8 and he is with us a little less than three years now. After a few months of a good start in the school, he definitely started experience deep frustration that converted this immature but lovely, friendly, and seemingly happy child into a raging, violent person. But during summer he returns to his “normal” pleasant demeanor. What was wrong and what is to be done?” Dr. Gindis answers this question.
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Lexor Emman
Assure Your Kid's Accomplishment in Mathematics
6/10/2010
Parents can assist their kids be much better at mathematics by simply discussing it during the day. Your kid can have much more confidence in school and keep ahead when they have an awareness of numbers before they go to school.
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Doctor PharmD
Elementary school women teachers transfer their fear of doing math to girls
4/15/2010
Believing stereotype undermines girls' math performance Female elementary school teachers who are anxious about math pass on to female students the stereotype that boys, not girls, are good at math. Girls who endorse this belief then do worse at math, research at the University of Chicago shows.
1968
Dallas Brown
Secrets to Helping Kids with Their Homework
1/19/2010
Studying can be painful especially when you have tons of assignments to do even after an already hard day’s work. But there are ways to make those burdens lighter. Here are some tips on how to help your kids and make their homework easier.
2006
Teresa Evans
Fun Math Games to Play with a Pack of Cards
8/31/2009
Looking for a way to get kids practicing math skills? You don’t have to have expensive commercial math games. For a fun math game that gets children to practice adding or times tables, just grab a deck of playing cards and you’re ready.
