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What do you do for a child that is not doing well in school? How do you determine if he or she has a learning disability that will put them behind in school or make learning a struggle for the rest of their educational careers? I have four kids, one of which has a very tough time learning. We have worked with several professionals to determine what was causing the problems that he was having and to find ways to make learning easier for him. If you have a child that is going through a tough time trying to learn, visit my blog.

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5 Tips For Helping Your Child Do Better In School

15 July 2016
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All parents want to see their children succeed in school. If your child is struggling with certain subjects or does not seem to have a zest for learning, it can be very upsetting. As a parent, you can do a few things to improve your child's educational experience. Here are five tips for helping your child do better in school: Make Sure Your Child Eats a Good Breakfast A nutritious breakfast is critical to a child's success in school. Read More 

Moving To A New Town And Teen Starting Private School Mid-Year? Tips To Get Them Through

10 March 2016
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If you are moving to a new town, and your teen will be moving to a new private school, this can be a difficult time for them. It is an even more difficult time if they will be starting their new school in the middle of the year. To help your teen get through this time, follow the tips below. Arrange a Visit Contact the school official to see if you can arrange for your child to visit the school for at least one day. Read More