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What Children Want The Most From Parents

May 11, 2013 By Y3K

Do you think you know what children want the most from their parents? Toys? Vacations? Money? Time together? Surveys show that children want for their parents to be less tired and stressed. This response beat out spending more time with their parents and wanting a bigger allowance. If you can reduce your stress and exhaustion, you may improve your relationship with your children.

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Newton North High School – Newton, MA

April 27, 2013 By Y3K

At Newton North High School in Newton, MA the administration now recommends that students take no more than three AP or honors classes a year. This is to protect students from overdoing it and burning out.

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Problem To Look For When Kids Hate School #2: Bullying

March 20, 2013 By Y3K

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?

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Asperger’s & Autism Anxiety

February 13, 2013 By Y3K

Students with Asperger’s or autism commonly experience anxiety. They can be overwhelmed by the world around them. Many have sensory problems in which they feel, hear, and see more sharply. For example a doorbell might sound like a cannon and a clothing label may feel like a porcupine. This can easily lead to stress.

Slowing down, limiting stimuli, and training to better handle sensory stimulation can make a big difference for people with these challenges research suggests. In future Y3K Tutor In Your Home Blog posts, we will offer advice on how to limit stimuli at home by creating a calming environment and how to better deal with situations traditionally over-stimulating such as at a theater. If you have suggestions of what did or did not work for your child, please share with us so that we may post to help thousands of parent readers.

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Dissection Choice

October 11, 2012 By Y3K

Many students feel the stress of peer pressure and fear of repercussions by the teacher when not wanting to dissect animals in biology classes. These students find cutting up animals to be morally objectionable, yet feel forced to do so. In fact this moral dilemma can cause grades to go way down. Some people do not realize that even though each year, 10 million animals (including frogs, cats, and fetal pigs) are killed and then cut up in classrooms across the country, humane alternatives do exist. Studies have shown that students who use alternatives to dissection perform just as well as, if not better than students who cut up animals. In most states students have the right to refuse to dissect animals if they choose and most do not even realize it. The reality is your student does not have to dissect animals if they do not want to and it is the school’s responsibility to find alternatives for each student.

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Stress Tip

April 20, 2010 By Y3K

Stress balls are great for calming a student and allowing them to re-focus.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: accommodations, achievement, anxiety, focus, stress

Pressure

September 12, 2009 By Y3K

Some feel pressure to excel at all costs. Outbursts, irritability, fighting, head/stomach aches & insomnia may mean anxiety. Be supportive!

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: anxiety, fighting, stress

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