Tips for Getting Reluctant Readers to Read
Published on: 20/01/2026
Getting reluctant readers to engage with reading can be a gradual process that requires patience and creativity. Here are some practical tips:
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Instructional activities for students with Dyslexia:
Published on: 20/01/2026
For students with dyslexia, it’s important to use instructional activities and games that build phonemic awareness, phonics, vocabulary, and comprehension skills while keeping learning fun and engaging. Here are some effective activities and games:
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College Study Skills: Tips for Success
Published on: 20/01/2026
Navigating college requires a blend of discipline, strategy, and self-awareness. Developing strong study skills can make a significant difference in your academic performance and overall experience. Here are some key tips and reminders to help you thrive:
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End-of-Year Debrief: Reflecting on Growth & Gearing Up for a Successful Summer (to post around july)
Published on: 20/01/2026
As the school year comes to a close, it’s a natural time for students, teachers, and parents alike to take a collective deep breath. The last nine months have likely been filled with learning, growth, and the occasional growing pain. Before summer fully takes hold, this transition offers a valuable opportunity to reflect, reset, and recharge—especially for families looking to make the most of the summer months ahead.
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Effective Strategies for Preparing for End-of-Year or Semester Exams
Published on: 20/01/2026
As the end of the academic term approaches, students often find themselves facing the challenge of final exams. Whether in high school or college, preparing effectively can reduce stress and improve performance. Here are some key strategies to help students excel in their end-of-year or semester exams.
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The Role of Parents in Every Stage of a Student’s Learning Journey
Published on: 20/01/2026
As parents, we’re often reminded that our kids are constantly learning—even when they don’t realize it. From their first wobbly steps to their first big exam, we play a powerful role in shaping how they see learning, handle challenges, and build confidence. While teachers and schools guide them academically, we’re the steady presence at every stage, cheering them on and helping them grow.
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