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5 things not to say to kids with learning and attention issues about going back to school

It鈥檚 easy to say the wrong thing about going back to school. Here are some things you might think about saying 鈥� and what to say instead.

How to help your child be good at math (even if you鈥檙e not)

You don鈥檛 have to be confident in your own math ability in order to help your child excel.

8 steps to kicking off your child鈥檚 IEP the right way

Whether your child's starting a new school year or has a new Individualized Education Program (IEP), here's how to get things started on the right foot.

Fixes for 7 common middle school problems

Going from elementary to middle school is a big change. Here's how you can support your child socially, emotionally, and academically.

Is your 5th grader more interested in watching movies than reading books?

Try this simple tactic for getting your digital native hooked on books. Psst: it鈥檒l also help build your child鈥檚 confidence for class discussions.

3 ways to grow your relationship with your 5th grader before middle school

Take the time to build your bond now, while your child is on the cusp between being a child and being a teenager. Surprisingly, these strategies will also help your child in school.

Extended school year services: What you need to know

ESY services are not the same thing as summer school. They鈥檙e specialized instruction or related services that are part of your child鈥檚 IEP.

Reinforcing your child鈥檚 IEP goals over the summer

Consider ways to make sure your child works on her IEP goals over the summer 鈥� through the school, a summer program, or your efforts at home. Here are some guidelines.

How parents can help 5th graders learn science through everyday play

By playing simple games and using things you have at home, you can support the science concepts your child needs to learn this year.

7 summer learning activities before 6th grade

Summer should be fun 鈥� but make sure it鈥檚 packed with learning opportunities, too. Here are some ideas to get you started.

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