Advice for Parents

At its core, education is a relationship. And like any relationship, sometimes you need to make the tough choice to move on.

The benefits of bilingualism traverse cognitive, academic, social and economic domains, which flow through to your community.

Mention ADD – Attention Deficit Disorder — and most people assume it’s a learning difficulty. Once you have identified it and figured out what works for you, ADD can actually be a blessing for s...

Career. Family. Friends. The pressure to have it all can be all-consuming. Peace Mitchell, co-founder of the Women's Business School shares her secrets to making it all work.

It’s never too late to encourage your child to read. Here are seven tried and tested strategies to help foster an enjoyment of books and reading.

“How was your day, honey?” “Good.” “What did you do at school?” “Nothing.” Sound familiar? Learn how you can get your kids to open up about their day.

School anxiety can show up in children of all ages. Here are some practical strategies you can use to support your child through their anxiety.

As parents, we don’t always know how best to support our child’s learning. Here are five ways teachers can help your child catch up at school.

Don’t wait until a school report or to be summoned to a parent-teacher meeting to learn your child is falling behind at school. Here are some signs that your child may be having difficulties with th...

It’s hard to have a meaningful conversation about your child in 10 minutes. But here are some tips to make it easier.