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Your brain's been on a much-needed brake. (Or is it "break"?!) Now it's time to switch gears. Here's some advice for getting re-acclimated to the college scene. More>>
You can save on back to school purchases by finding deals and shopping smart. Forbes shows you how. More>>
Experts used to advise parents to simply sever ties when their children left home to start college, but they now recommend letting go in phases and stages. More>>
The very design of laptop computers encourages bad posture among college students and other heavy users, which can lead to headaches, muscle strain and debilitating injuries. More>>
Moving from home to attend college or university can be exciting for students but also somewhat overwhelming and intimidating. More>>
When parents get involved in education, their kids do better in school. Yet many parents don't realize how important it is to get involved in their children's learning.
- Help Your Child Improve in Test-Taking
- How Can I Support My Gifted Child? More>>
Walking to school may help reduce children's stress throughout the day, the results of a new study suggest. More>>
These action steps will show how parents and students can help be a part of a school's effort to create an orderly, respectful environment. More>>
Increase your chances of getting into a good school by planning ahead. Utilize our guide to help you put your best application forward. More>>
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Think you have to spend a lot to amuse the family? Think again! Spend time at home and use the resources around you to create a fun environment for your loved ones. More>>
These days, everyone is looking to get more done in less time. Check out our timesaving tips so you can stay all neat and tidy. More>>
Not sure exactly what to buy for that first year at school away from home? Check out our list of essentials... what you need for you dorm room AND what will make everything more fun. More>>
According to the National Retail Federation, parents spent an average of $443.77 last year on back-to-school supplies. Here's how to make the most of that money. More>>
