Kids on the Yard, Collections of Study Skills Related Articles Supporting Parents and Students on this topic, parent guides, student guides
Oh no! You open your child’s report card and see lower grades than expected. It’s natural to feel concerned—maybe you wonder if this reflects your
Let’s face it—most children don’t willingly sit down to study. Whether it’s distractions, a lack of motivation, or simply not knowing where to start, studying
The child who finds spinning their pencil more engaging than their math lesson or dashes to pet Biscuit just minutes after sitting down isn’t being
If your child has an independent practice period at school, you might wonder what they do during this time. Is it truly productive, and does
Having goals gives us purpose and motivation, fueling our drive to succeed. While it’s natural to assume that big goals lead to big results, the
Empowering Education at Kids on the Yard At Kids on the Yard, our mission is to empower and educate—but what does that truly mean, and
With a little magic, anything is possible—just like the power of good study habits! A well-designed study routine can transform your learning experience, making productivity
Midway through the school year, it’s easy for study habits to get a little… scrambled (or, honestly, nonexistent). That’s where structured strategies come in—they help
Significance of Social-Emotional Development Social-emotional development influences behaviors, thoughts, and interactions in daily life. By 2022-23, nearly half of K-12 students reported that depression, stress,
Mindset Shifts Creating a positive attitude towards standardized tests begins with reframing them as opportunities rather than challenges. For teachers, this means instead of saying,
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