Talking with your teens, well – it’s often hard. You dive into that conversation hoping for a great outcome, but it seldom goes the way you plan. If it does,
Families all across the globe are facing a confusing and unconventional school year. Many kids may be spending part, some, or most of their academic season learning from a distance.
Psychologist Riana Elyse Anderson, Ph.D., offers three tips for talking to your kids about race. Reference{https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/video/item/how_to_overcome_the_fear_of_talking_to_your_kids_about_race} When it comes to virtual school – entire homeschooling, single course assistance,
The current social distancing guidelines put parents and teenagers in a terrible position. Adolescents long to see their friends, and parents understandably want to grant that wish. Further, for teenagers,
You may be wondering how you got here, with your kid about to start senior year. You’re not alone. It was yesterday that you saw a flickering black and white
Celebrities, activists, artists and students themselves recognized America’s 3 million-plus graduating high school seniors in a widely broadcast ceremony on Saturday night, after the coronavirus crisis robbed the class of
Here at the Student Den, we know how tough it may be for a lot of families to come together during this time and not only have to work from
We can help your sons and daughters get INTO their colleges and universities of choice. SAT, ACT, college guidance and applications — even the high school course selections that precede
As we start to get knee-deep in school this term you may already see the signs of your child being swallowed up in scholastic quicksand! Take a look at these
