Category: Getting Parents Involved

After a night of debauchery in Las Vegas, a groggy man wakes up to find a scantily clad woman next to him in bed. On the table, he sees what appears to be a wedding photo from one of the wedding chapels in the bar. He hastily puts on his glasses and covers his mouth… Continue reading How to develop a relationship with your stepson

science fair projects Kids think it should be fun. Teachers believe they should be pedagogical. Parents just want it to be quick and easy. Since students, teachers, and parents are all involved in the process of getting ready for a science fair, for the most part, science projects should be all of the above! As… Continue reading Science Fair projects to make everyone happy

Coping with an angry child is perhaps one of the biggest nightmares of parents, and many theories have been put forward to address this problem. Fortunately, there are all kinds of people and programs that can provide anger management help for problem children. However, sadly, many parents hope to find a quick and easy solution… Continue reading Angry Kids – Why does this happen?

I’ve had some interesting discussions lately with some “excellent parents”. They are parents who don’t accept a no. Some do it in a peaceful way, others have a puritanical flavor and some outperform most of us by becoming leaders in medical research in the field of their children’s disorder. This article is one of three… Continue reading Series on Principles of Successful Parent Advocacy – Principle One – Knowledge and Research

It would be foolish to think that our education system meets the requirements of every child who enters at the age of five or six and leaves after thirteen years. However, some parents actually believe that our schools are entirely responsible for their children’s education. Parents who think this may put their children at a… Continue reading Education – the responsibility of parents