Education Articles

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• 529 PlansBy Abe Pomeranc and John BracaAn option for funding your child's education.
• Academic ExcellenceBy Ron Dietel, Ed.D.Meet your child’s need to succeed in school.
• Adding Up to GreatnessBy Robert SunStrategies and technology to help kids succeed in math.
• Afterschool StrategiesBy Jamie WoolfEasing homework battles with leadership tactics.
• Art Education in Future AmericaBy Lynne Manouvrier, Ed.D.An in-depth look at parental perspectives on the impact of visual arts education.
• Arts and SmartsBy Wendy BurtThe correlation between creative afterschool activities and grades.
• Back to School & Your Child Comes Home with Head LiceBy Wendy L. WrightHere's what to do.
• Backpack SafetyBy Karen Jacobs, EdD, OTR/L, CPEEnsuring bookbags don’t cause harm.
• Becoming BilingualBy Naomi Steiner, M.D., and Susan L. HayesThe perks of learning two languages as a child.
• Big Technology in Little HandsBy Judy PattersonEnhancing preschoolers’ learning with computers.
• Building Your Preschooler's Math SkillsBy Dr. Emily Levy
• Bully Prevention Begins at HomeBy Dr. Louise Hart, Ed.D.Build a strong foundation for your family.
• Children’s DiscoveryBy Carole HowellEngaging tips for museum trips.
• Classroom ReadyBy Dr. Emily LevyStrategies for students to thrive in school.
• Colors, Colors Everywhere!By Tania CowlingTeaching young children about colors.
• DistractibilityBy Jeffrey Bernstein, Ph.D.Raising self-esteem in kids with focusing problems.
• Early LanguageBy Elizabeth McCrea, Ph.D, CCC-SLPThe key to children's literacy.
• Easing Quiz QualmsBy Kumar SathyHow to boost test scores, not anxiety.
• End the School Year with a BangBy Alexandra MayzlerKeeping little scholars motivated as spring blooms.
• Envisioning a Smart StartBy Joe Bruzzese, MAGetting the school year off to a great start.
• Every Child Deserves a ChanceBy Nancy ParelloMobilizing support for kids across New Jersey.
• Expanding Young MindsBy Daniel WillinghamFostering learning at home.
• Facing Attention Problems Without FearBy Jonas JendiNew thinking on why some kids can’t concentrate.
• Full STEAM AheadBy Rebecca HillCollaboration in education.
• Full-day or half-day?By Laura OlsonThe preschool decision.
• Games and GigglesBy Elizabeth ThompsonHow playing is an important learning process.
• Getting an ABy Dr. Kathleen HallTest taking stress strategies.
• Getting Into KindergartenBy Laura Brown, MSSome tips that may help.
• Getting Involved in EducationBy Tim SullivanHelp your child succeed in school.
• Getting SchooledBy Janna TaylorTips on choosing a tutor.
• Getting SchooledBy Brenda NixonHelp your child learn to love the classroom.
• Gifted EducationBy Dr. Lynne ManouvrierNice to have or need to have?
• Girls and STEMBy Andrea BeatyWhy we need more females in certain fields.
• Goodbye Blackboard, Hello Smart BoardBy Kayla MossienTechnology's evolving role in education.
• Graduating Nursery School with HonorsBy Chantal AflaloCoping strategies for children with special needs.
• Homework HasslesBy Nanette L. Avery Ed.S.Helpful tips to get you through.
• Homework HelpBy Louise WeadockTips to improve focus.
• Homework Struggles SolvedBy Chick Moorman and Thomas HallerGetting kids to complete assignments without nervous breakdowns.
• Homework WoesBy Joan RooneyAssisting students with assignments.
• How to Improve Your Child's Focusing SkillsBy Dr. Emily Levy
• I Want It Now!By Tim ElmoreKids and instant gratification.
• Identifying An Early Learning DisabilityBy Wendy BurtAnd how you can help at home.
• Inspire Your Child to SucceedBy Marie Castronuovo AscoleseHow music improves academic performance.
• Is Shyness Genetic?By Dr. Nathan FoxUnderstanding the nature of temperament to nurture children’s personalities.
• Is Your School Safe?By Cheli Cerra, M.Ed.Tips for parents on school safety.
• Language and LearningBy Lora Heller, MS, MT-BC, LCATInsight on teaching tots sign language.
• Leap of FaithBy Stephanie BarnhartAn afterschool program repairs a community in the Bronx.
• Learning CurveBy Shannon VyffWhere schools are likely headed.
• Little LearnersBy Dr. Emily LevyGetting your child ready for kindergarten.
• Loving LiteratureBy Natacha BeimTen ways to help your child be an excellent reader.
• Making the GradeBy Alanna WeissmanStudy pointers for kids.
• Mental ArithmeticBy Venkatesh BrahmadesamHelping children learn math and improve concentration.
• New Hope for Children with ScoliosisBy Dr. Marc LamantiaAppropriate early intervention to treat scoliosis in children.
• Open the School Door to Section 504By Randy ChapmanGetting school services for children with disabilities who don't need special education.
• Outdoor ActivitiesBy Lynn BrunelleBefore the kids head to summer camp, create a classroom in your backyard.
• Outdoor Nature ClassroomsBy Dr. Rhya Jerrold and Randi RichterPotential benefits for schools.
• Parents and TeachersBy Elana HelfgottHow to strengthen a wonderful partnership.
• Plugged InBy Dr. Alice WilderAt the intersection of academics and technology.
• Preschool PhilosophiesBy Jenifer WanaWhich setting best suits your child?
• Raising Strong ReadersBy Deborah GulloA recipe for literary success.
• Reading AloudBy Sharen HausmannHelping prepare a child for a lifetime of learning.
• Say 'AHHH'By The American Academy of Pediatric DentistryHow to select a dentist.
• School AssignmentsBy Ana HomayounTactics for turning excuses into academic success.
• School TiesBy Richard Selznick, Ph.D.Easing the struggles of shut-down learners.
• School's in SessionBy Laura CobbStarting your child off on the right foot!
• School's OutBy Frances Nankin and Carey BolsterBut the time is right to sharpen children’s math skills.
• Science of PlayBy Louise WeadockCreate sensory-rich experiences for maximum learning.
• Skills That Come in HandyBy Jan Z. Olsen, OTRHow handwriting fosters school success.
• Smart EatsBy Dr. James SearsFueling kids for success in the classroom.
• Sneaky ScienceBy Cy TymonyNurturing kids’ creativity with everyday objects.
• So Many ChoicesBy Jenifer WanaFinding the right preschool for your child.
• So, You Knew That Already?By Naomi BrickelAdvocating academics for your child with special needs.
• Soaring to Academic HeightsBy Erin JackmanHow to find programs that help youngsters excel.
• Something to Talk AboutBy C.M. HavensHow to communicate better with your child’s teacher.
• Special Needs SchoolingBy Dr. Liz MatheisThe essentials for a successful school year.
• Starting the School Year StrongBy Stacy DeBroffPointers for classroom success from start to finish.
• Staying Safe on the PlaygroundBy Miriam SonenscheinAvoid injury at home and at school.
• Struggling With ReadingBy Paul B. Yellin, M.D., FAAPDoes my child have dyslexia?
• Study SessionsBy Ashley LeedsThe fundamentals of instilling good homework habits.
• Success at SchoolBy Asa ZanattaMaking the most of your child’s early years.
• Summer LearningBy Leslie Asher BlairChoosing programs to help your child make strides.
• Summer ReadingBy Elaine Meyers, M.Ed.Learning to love books.
• Tender Loving CareBy Blythe LipmanFinding the perfect preschool for your infant.
• The Afterschool LearnerBy Marina Koestler RubenHow to increase the educational value of your child's home life.
• The Autistic FightBy Anne ScroggsOne mom’s breakthrough business educating special needs children.
• The First DayBy Virgina BowerSend your kid off to kindergarten on the right foot.
• The Kindergarten WarsBy Alan EisenstockWill you and your child survive the admissions process?
• The Path to Easy LearningBy Dr. Stan GoldbergWhat parents can do.
• The Power of Parent InvolvementBy Wesley Sharpe, Ed.D.Pointers on enhancing your child’s academic success.
• The Pros of ProgramsBy Ed TurneyWhy after-school activities matter.
• The Pursuit of ExcellenceBy Lynn WilsonWhat you can do over the summer to prepare kids for class.
• The Responsibility FactorBy Beth ElgortMental healthcare and school violence.
• The Right Daycare or PreschoolBy Michele Ranard, M.Ed.Finding the best place for your child to thrive.
• Untapped PotentialBy Jacqueline BodnarHow to help your underachiever soar.
• What is the Best School for Our Family?By Jennifer Brozost and Vimmi ShroffGuidance for finding the right fit.
• Why Learn Chinese?By Francois ThibautIt can actually help promote critical thinking and skills.
• Your Elementary-School-Aged ChildBy Dr. Mary-Elaine JacobsenBehavior you can and should expect.