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Parenting Resources Most parents wish their kids came with an owner's manual. We've compiled the next best thing -- an index of great Web sites and books on parenting middle graders. It'll help you find the answers to your toughest questions. Plus, we've included a list of toll-free numbers you can call for additional information and advice. |
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School Success My Virtual Reference Desk My Virtual Reference Desk is like an encyclopedia, dictionary, and thesaurus all rolled into one. It points to reference sites on the Internet so your child can quickly reach what he needs -- from Shakespeare's life story to newspapers from Ireland. StudyWeb http://www.studyweb.com/When she's faced with a research project, steer your middle grader here. StudyWeb researchers review educational sites and arrange them by subject. Categories cover fine arts, social studies, geography, and many others. U.S. Department of Education http://www.ed.gov/This official government site offers tips for parents on issues such as homework help and Internet use. If your teen plans to attend college, check out the information about helping her prepare.
School Power: Strategies for Succeeding in School Jeanne Shay Schumm, Marguerite C. Radencich, and Pamela Espeland, editor, Free Spirit Publishing. Give your middle grader a boost with these game plans for note taking, homework, reports, and more. |
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens Sean Covey, Simon and Schuster. This book teaches teens how to make good decisions in school and life. It covers topics such as beating peer pressure and achieving goals. |
Parent Soup This site offers articles, advice, discussion, and activities. In one visit, you can talk with other parents, browse through tips from a family psychologist, and read about subjects such as sibling rivalry. |
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What Smart Students Know: Maximum Grades, Optimum Learning, Minimum Time Adam Robinson, Crown Publishers. Middle and high school students can learn how to get better grades in less time with these secrets. |
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Parenting a Teenager Kate Kelly, Alpha Books. Discover how to respond to everyday problems and more delicate topics, including homework, moodiness, and smoking. The author also offers advice on discussing tough subjects with your people. |
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Parenting KidSource Online KidSource Online focuses on health, education, and general parenting. Try the K-12 section for articles and discussions about raising kids ages 6 to 18. Subjects range from safety and nutrition to recreation and schoolwork. Parenting of Adolescents http://www.parentingteens.com/Raising adolescents is the focus of this continually updated site. Sensitive topics, such as depression and drug use, are featured regularly.
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How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish, Avon Books. Find out how to stop arguing with your child and get cooperation. The principles apply to parenting kids of all ages. Wonderful Ways to Love a Teen… Even When It Seems Impossible Judy Ford, Conari Press. Learn ways you can inspire and encourage -- instead of control -- your middle grader. These tips can improve your relationship. CONTINUED ~> |
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