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Effective Ways to Improve Your Student's Study Skills
A student's success in school isn't just based on how well he or she can understand material; rather, academic success also depends on the effectiveness of a student's study skills.
What Can You Do to Help Your Child Improve His or Her Study Habits?
With a new school year underway, it's a great time to examine some tactics parents can use to help their child study more effectively.
How Parents Can Help Children Prepare for Assessment Tests
These days, helping your student strengthen his or her test-taking skills takes on new meaning if you live in a state that has adopted the Common Core State Standards and the standards newly aligned assessment tests.
Research Suggests that Retrieval Practice Promotes Better Learning
Retrieval practice is a form of memorization that goes something like this: You read a passage. You recall information from that passage immediately after reading by taking a test. You retain more information over time compared to people who don't use retrieval practice.
Understanding the Common Core Standards for Math
Put common core standards to work by learning about the eight standards for mathematical practice that students are expected to understand.
Get Help With Homework From The Tutors At Huntington Learning Center
Students struggling with homework should seek help from Huntington Learning Center. After a few sessions, students will feel confident about their work.
How to Spot Problems in Children's Writing Homework
For many children, learning to write well is one of the most demanding parts of the school experience' and English and language arts classes come with many frustrating challenges. Perhaps your child has always struggled with writing or maybe he or she is just starting to experience difficulties. You can help by taking time to review all writing assignments and graded homework for issues and teacher notes, making your own observations of your child's work, and sharing feedback with your child.
