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. It is their challenge to create a sense of mutuality so that their efforts are meaningful to all those involved. A brief guide for parents who want to prepare their children to meet federal standards. 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.
Education begins at home when parents and children do simple things together.
A short guide to help children prepare for the classroom. 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. A new look at grade skipping. This site is created by parents for parents to retrieve information concerning their children.