Whether your child is starting a new school, entering a new grade, or you just want to get more involved the year, these tips will help you and your child feel like part of the school family in no time.
Virtual classes and more time at home usually meant increased screen time (for parents too). Here are some fun ways to add new energy to a simple game of tag for the entire family.
Not every conversation needs to end in tears. Here are some ways you can coach your child, and yourself, through those emotional storms.
Chances are you heard the word “pivot” multiple times in the past year. But which quick changes are worth keeping for parents and schools when it comes to Hawai‘i’s kids education?
How can we assist our children to be aware but not anxious about current events? We have 7 tips.
It’s not just about academics. These now rare opportunities to talk story with your child’s teacher face-to-face can provide valuable insight into your little one’s personality away from home.
If you’re looking at private schools for the first time, here are a few resources to get you started.
Whether it’s online or distance learning or homeschooling, the way you and your child tackle these new challenges will make a big difference.
Objectives, goals, formative: what do these words mean when it comes to understanding how your child is learning in school?
Many families are heading into the fourth month of learning at home. Here are games, kits, a new way to read and other simple ideas to keep your child's mind stimulated.
Modeling behavior, asking the right questions and sharing stories can help keiki discover how to care for others.
Embrace the challenge of distance learning with these tips from Hawai‘i educators.
When everything from classes to kid conversations shift to online, should you and how can you manage screen time?
It’s not just arts and crafts. This is what maker-centered learning really teaches your keiki.
If homework becomes a battle, how can you help while keeping your child an independent learner?
