Yes! There are many test anxiety strategies on how to deal with test anxiety. First, I’m going to review the causes, the symptoms, and who gets it before I discuss what test anxiety strategies to use for managing test anxiety.
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America had a truly historical moment on Saturday, March 24, 2018. The March For Our Lives was led by the student survivors of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Parkland, FL. There were 800,000 teens and adults who attended the March in … READ MORE
Children develop sleep problems when they use portable media devices, such as tablets or smartphones, before bed. They have more difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, are more sleepy during the daytime, and are twice more likely to sleep less than children without access to their devices before bedtime. A JAMA 
Common Core has officially hit third grade in my son’s school. This year has been a year of many education system changes. Aside from all the changes Common Core mandates (www.corestandards.org), he is also using Canvas, an online learning management system, and we are using Remind (www.remind.com
This is a Flashback post! Somehow, I never published it, but seeing as school starts this month, it’s quite appropriate. Not to mention it’s filled with memories for me. This still applies to everyone’s first day at school. Enjoy!
The tragedy that occurred at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton, CT, has affected us all.
My first grader returned to school Monday. It was a hard day for us, as it was for many parents. Over the past weekend, Facebook had many, many parents asking each other if other … READ MORE
Well, here is an honest moment for all of you mothers out there. I needed help with our son’s Pre-K homework. Turns out this Super-Mom doesn’t know it all after all.