Why do children struggle with math confidence? There is one curriculum subject that tends to trigger a fight, flight or freeze response like no other and that is maths. This Marmite subject can cause sweaty palms, racing pulses and inspire genuine fear and anxiety. It can also excite, entertain and energise in the right hands!Mathematicians believe thatmath is a living, connected … [Read more...]
Online Elementary Schools
An increasing number of students are being taught online, both inside and outside of their regular schools. While many people think that online schooling is only for older students, even elementary school students can benefit from it. Introduces the key elements of online elementary schools. Answers common questions about cost, schedules, curricula, and other important areas. Helps … [Read more...]
10 Ways to Teach Teens About Money
It's not natural to know how to manage money. Peoples' understanding of financial management comes from observing others and from their own experiences. The way that parents talk about money and the decisions they make surrounding it have a strong influence on teenagers. Although it is beneficial for teenagers to witness their parents making sound decisions regarding money, this is … [Read more...]
How To Start Investing For Teenagers
If you're a teenager and start investing today, you'll be getting a big jump on where your finances should be when you're an adult, even with modest gains. Although today there are headlines of the stock market crashing and uncertainty about the economy, that doesn't mean you shouldn't invest. In fact, a downturn in the market at times is normal. By investing when you're still a … [Read more...]
Should You Talk to Your Kids About Money Troubles?
While it is important to be honest with your children, experts say you should also be careful about how much information you share. "While you don't want to burden a child with adult-sized problems, kids pick up on stress. So pretending things are great when they're not isn't helpful," Amy Morin, a psychotherapist, host of The Verywell Mind podcast, and the author of 13 Things Strong Kids … [Read more...]
Minnesota Approved Online Learning Providers
School districts in the United States are trying to figure out the best way to provide instruction during the coronavirus outbreak. Most parents of students in elementary and secondary schools are worried that their children will fall behind because of disruptions caused by the pandemic. There is a big difference between parents whose children are attending school in person and those … [Read more...]
Best Investment Apps for Beginners in June 2022
The fintech industry is showing significant growth and with that new investing apps have become available for investors of all ages to use to get better returns. Fintech companies in the U.S. were given $12.4 billion in funding in 2018, which is 43% higher than what was given in 2017. Many of these companies are using the funds to create apps that will make investing and … [Read more...]
21 Must-Know Financial Literacy Statistics
The pandemic has allowed parents to be more involved in their children's education. Although fractions can be taught through baking, historical reenactments and science experiments are fun, this is also a great opportunity for parents to offer some practical and beneficial learning about financial literacy, especially with teenagers. YOUNG ADULTS ARE UNPREPARED TO MANAGE THEIR … [Read more...]
How to Get an Apple Student Discount at Apple’s Education Store
Apple is known for making long-lasting laptops and tablets, but that quality comes at a high cost. Students can save money on products like MacBooks and iPads by using an Apple student discount through UNiDAYS, or by taking advantage of Apple education pricing directly from the company. Who Is Eligible for Apple Education Pricing? Unlike most student discounts, Apple's … [Read more...]
11 THINGS SUCCESSFUL HOMESCHOOL MOMS ACTUALLY DO
WHO WANTS TO BE A SUCCESSFUL HOMESCHOOL MOM?! Did you know that successful homeschool moms don't just wake up in the morning, grab a textbook, and start teaching their kids? Nah…it’s a little bit more complicated than that…ha! There are some key qualities that are necessary for any mom who wants to homeschool her kids successfully. These include patience, dedication, a sense of … [Read more...]