Parent-Child

Intelligence Quotient (IQ) tests assess cognitive abilities and potential for academic success through standardized questions. IQ is formed by both genetic (50%) and environmental influences, starting from prenatal care. Factors such as breastfeeding, the early environment, and quality of education significantly impact a child’s IQ. Professional care services, promoting learning activities, and limiting screen time …

Enhancing Children’s IQ: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents and Educators Read More

 Parental involvement, realistic goal-setting, and routine establishment are key to a child’s educational success. Good charter schools offer unique, cost-effective educational opportunities with flexibility. Homework and leisure activities should be balanced and incorporated into a child’s daily routine so that their mental well-being isn’t neglected. Small achievements should be celebrated to motivate continued hard work …

How To Navigate the First Educational Milestone: A Parent’s Guide Read More

Fathers play a crucial role in children’s intellectual, psychological, and emotional development. Essential skills dads teach include financial literacy, self-sufficiency, problem-solving, and social skills. Practical abilities like driving, cooking, and basic repairs foster independence and confidence in kids. Fathers’ influence and guidance equip children to become independent, successful adults ready to face life’s challenges. Fathers …

Essential Skills Dads Need to Teach Their Child Read More

Parents should create a language-rich environment to support their child’s verbal development, such as reading and storytelling. Effective communication leads to better relationships, academic excellence, career advancement, and social-emotional skills. Reading with expressive intonations and incorporating new vocabulary provides opportunities for children to learn new words and comprehend better. Introducing creative methods like word drills …

Supporting Your Child’s Verbal Development Read More

Encourage your child’s self-expression through artistic hands-on activities like drawing, painting, and sculpting. Create a safe space for verbal expression by actively listening and avoiding judgment. Provide encouragement and recognition for non-verbal forms of communication such as body language and gestures.  Enroll your child in activities that promote creative exploration, such as summer dance camps …

Embracing Individuality: Fostering Self-Expression in Your Kids Read More

Home education allows children to explore their interests and develop their skills. Establishing a routine and using technology are essential for home education. Incorporating hands-on experiences and allowing time for reflection can help children develop critical thinking skills. Passion classes and sports camps provide kids with learning opportunities outside the classroom. Education is essential for …

Educating Before Academics: What Parents Can Pursue Read More

Determine your child’s needs and preferred educational approach. Research different schools regarding reviews, extracurricular activities, afterschool programs, and extended hours. Visit the school to get a feel for it, ask questions about its curriculum & teaching methods, and evaluate the student-teacher ratio. Evaluate the school’s community for diversity, parental involvement, and an inclusive and supportive culture. Choose a school that educates …

What to Consider When Choosing a School for Your Child Read More

Before you were a parent, you were your own person who had dreams and goals in life. There’s no reason why you should stop dreaming just because you now have a child or two. Of course, you’ll need to adjust to your new circumstances, but that doesn’t mean you should postpone your own life to …

Dear Parents: It’s Time to Stop Putting Your Future on Hold Read More

Research different education options and understand their costs to make an informed decision.  Look into government-funded programs to get free or low-cost education and consider enrolling in dual enrollment classes.  Take advantage of online courses and explore homeschooling programs as alternative options for education.  Tap into resources outside of traditional academia, such as mentorships, workshops, and …

How To Ensure Affordable Individualized Education for Your Teen Read More

Early childhood education (ages 0–8) provides the building blocks for future learning. Early education programs provide childcare services, structured activities, and lesson plans tailored for different age groups. Quality early childhood education can tremendously benefit a child’s physical, social, and cognitive development. Benefits include developing social and cognitive skills, emotional intelligence, and language development. Investing …

The Importance of Early Childhood Education in Your Child’s Development Read More