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- A Boost To Your Child's Standardized Test Scores Experts lead you through step-by-step activities at home that will increase your child's test scores. Excellent for K-6 national standardized tests - IQ's, IOWA's etc.
- Christians in Public School Helping Christian parents with children in public school.
- Parents and Children Together Online Issue #2 ...promote family literacy by providing children and their parents with interesting materials which will help them to share the joy of reading together.
- Raven Days Resources for the parent whose child or teen is being bullied at school.
- ACT : Information For Parents : Resources Educational planning and career development assistance for parents.
- Preventing and Resolving Parent-Teacher Differences It is important for teachers and parents to remember that they know the child in different contexts, and that each may be unaware of what the child is like in the other context. It is also useful to keep in mind generally that different people often have distinct but disparate perspectives on the same issue.
- When Report Cards Don't Make the Grade Five tips for dealing with the less-than-perfect report card.
- What Should I Expect form a Math Program? Here are a few ideas that might help you support a positive math environment in your child's school
- 50+ Great Sites Recommends sites for preschool-elementary age children and their parents. Created by librarians who work with children and the Web every day.
- Teacher-Parent Partnerships Teachers and parents have a common need for joining together in partnership: the need to foster positive growth in children and in themselves. It is their challenge to create a sense of mutuality so that their efforts are meaningful to all those involved.
- Help Kids Read Free information for you to help all children with reading.
- SchoolTechNews.com On-line supplement to the SchoolTechNews.com newsletter distributed free to public schools. Also the location of the Say What? publishing project created to fight prejudice and intolerance.
- How Can I Be Involved in My Child's Education? ACCESS ERIC-Research studies consistently reveal that high student achievement and self-esteem are closely related to positive parental participation in education. Parents and schools need to work together so all children can succeed in school.
- Planetpals An Educational and intercative resource on the Earth. Designed especially for kids.
- Education begins at home Teaching and learning are not mysteries that can only happen in school. Education begins at home when parents and children do simple things together.
- Ages and Grades Your child's development through the years.
- Kindergarten readiness Kindergarten readiness: A guide to helping your child get ready for kindergarten. Includes what skills are expected of kindergartners and what you can work on at home.
- Education - K-12 Articles Index The number one concern of many parents who visit KidSource OnLine is how to help their children do better in school. These articles do just that. They are focused on specific subjects, skills or lessons for children in grades K through 12.
- Coyle's Where in the Web and Other Homeschool & Educational Stuff Originally started for homeschooling families, this site has a lot to offer any parent or teacher looking for educational resources. Commentary is provided for each categorized educational link helping save time...know BEFORE you click if you want to visit or not!
- Federal Education Standards A brief guide for parents who want to prepare their children to meet federal standards.
- Interesting Places for Parents Interesting Places for Parents includes Educational listings
- Helping Your Child Learn Science - for ages 3-10 Introduction
- Helping Your Child Learn Math
- CGI Parent Newsletters these provided to classroom teachers to be sent home with children during the schoolyear. They were timed to coincide with lessons going on in the classrooms, and are available here for parents
- Achieving the Goals, Goal 8: Parental Involvement and Participation Information about the federal directive to involve more parents in the public educational system.
- Parent Involvement in Education: A Resource for Parents, Educators, and Communities. Chapter 1: The Basics of Parent and Family Involvement The Basics of Parent and Family Involvement
- Parental Involvement - Part 1 Under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), Title I, Part A has been restructured to serve as a means for helping all students to achieve challenging academic standards. To accomplish this objective, the Act promotes the formation of new partnerships, particularly home-school partnerships, to help address more completely the full range of student needs that impact on their learning.
- Know Your Legal Rights in Gifted Education Parents, educators, and other concerned adults involved with gifted children should know the legal framework in which the education and related services are set forth.
- ParentTime - Moving Up Too Fast? A new look at grade skipping.
- Helping Your Children Get Ready for School A short guide to help children prepare for the classroom.
- Patchogue-Medford Congress of Teachers This award winning site presented by a local teachers' union offers advice to parents, commentary on current educational issues, an interactive survey, and much more. It's updated every month except August.
- Help! My Kid Can't (or Won't) Do Homework Effective ways parents can help children do homework using specific learning styles. Includes study skills tips.
- Jumpstart for Parents internet safety, financial aid,general resources, parenting organizations...
- How Can Parent-Teacher Differences be Prevented or Resolved? Parents and teachers share responsibility for creating a working relationship that fosters children's learning.
- Great Sites over 700 Amazing, Spectacular,Mysterious,Colorful Web Sites for Kids and the Adults Wh Care for Them
- Quickstart for the Family Texas Math TEKS information for parents
- Helping Your Child Learn History with activities for children aged 4 through 11
- KidSource OnLine KidSource OnLine--The web source for in-depth and timely education and healthcare information that will make a difference in the lives of parents and their children.
- Village.com's Parent Soup's Education Central From preschool to elementary, middle to high school and onto college: Find expert advice, articles, message boards, and chats to help your children excel at every stage.
- National Parent Information Network (NPIN) Provides access to research-based information about the process of parenting, and about family involvement in education.
- Let's Do Homework! Homework can help students learn and can help parents be involved in their children's education. When parents show an interest in their child's schoolwork, they teach an important lessonthat learning is fun and worth the effort.
- Learning Improvement through Family Education Services and resources for students, teachers, parents, and districts on many aspects of the education process.
- Awesome Library - K-12 Education Directory for Parents The Awesome Library organizes 10,000 carefully reviewed K-12 education resources for parents. It contains a directory, an index, and a search engine.
- Parent involvement: Literature Review and Database of Promising Practices Promising programs to increase the quantity and quality of family involvement in schools. From the North Central Regional Educational Laboratory.
- Grade School Back to School Guide Experts answer questions from parents of elementary school students, ranging from choosing a school to talking about makeup and tattoos.
- Special Education PLACE Special Education Place is parent support and educator oversight group advocating for special needs children and their federally protected civil right to Free and Appropriate Public Education (FAPE)
- SE-L Educational Network A resource center that offers many free publications on drugs, teens, and education and has links to good resources for parents, teens, teachers and seniors.
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