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Apr 13
2013
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True LuckPosted by admin in tutoring , Test Prep , success , studying , standardized tests , SSAT Tutor , ISEE Tutor , achievement |
Luck favors those who are prepared.

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Apr 13
2013
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True LuckPosted by admin in tutoring , Test Prep , success , studying , standardized tests , SSAT Tutor , ISEE Tutor , achievement |
Luck favors those who are prepared.
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Apr 10
2013
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Cause of ADHD Found? Mothers Eating Fish While PregnantPosted by admin in young children , Massachusetts , MA , lunch , illness , health , food , children , Boston , ADHD , ADD |
Initial research suggests that pregnant women who eat lots of fish – especially tuna, swordfish and other fish with high mercury levels are more likely to have children with ADHD. Researchers from the Boston University School of Public Health tracked 788 Massachusetts children between 1993 and 1998. Then they had the children’s mothers keep food diaries while they were pregnant so they could see how much fish the women ate. They took hair samples from them after they gave birth so they could test their mercury levels.
Eight years later, they asked the children’s teachers if the kids exhibited ADHD-like symptoms, such as hyperactivity, impulsiveness and inattentiveness. The researchers concluded that the women who had the most mercury in their hair were 60% more likely to have a child who exhibited ADHD-like behavior.
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Apr 06
2013
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Teen Driving: Observing ParentsPosted by admin in teenagers , safety , responsibility , high school , distraction , cars , advice , adults |
Teenagers learn a lot by observing you. Make sure your driving behaviors are in line with what you expect from them. This means being mindful of speed limits, road rage and eliminating distractions such as electronic devices while driving. They will model their driving after yours.
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Apr 02
2013
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A restaurant in Seattle, WA has started a unique program. It offers a discount for well-behaved kids. The restaurant owner gives servers discretion to offer a discount to customers with quiet children with table manners. The owner does this to reward behaving children due to the fact that loud and antsy kids tend to upset the other customers. What do you think of this policy?
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Mar 28
2013
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Mar 27
2013
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Problem To Look For When Kids Hate School #5: AnxietyPosted by admin in young children , social skills , parenting , kids , elementary school , depression , children , anxiety |
ANXIETY– Some young children are afraid to be separated from their parents.
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Mar 25
2013
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SOCIAL CHALLENGES and LONELINESS - Some kids have a hard time in large groups and/or making friends. If this is the case for your child, the school day can be a place of isolation, awkwardness and sadness. It makes sense for one to hate being trapped 6 hours a day in a place that feels so awful.
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Mar 23
2013
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Problem To Look For When Kids Hate School #3: CrisisPosted by admin in victim , teenagers , middle school , kids , in home , high school , elementary school , distraction , depression , children |
CRISIS – If your child or family is experiencing some kind of crisis, sometimes children feel safer to be at home. Crisis can drain all of the energy out of a person and a school environment requires a lot of energy to be successful.
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Mar 20
2013
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Problem To Look For When Kids Hate School #2: BullyingPosted by admin in victim , teenagers , students , stress , safety , middle school , kids , high school , elementary school , depression , children , bullying |
BULLYING – If your child is the victim of bullying or harassment, staying out of school appears to be better. Who would want to be in a constant situation of feeling unsafe and fearing for your life every day?