Meet Your Child's Most Important Teacher: Parents Are The First Teachers

Many parents who believe that education begins long before a child steps in to a classroom and takes place over a lifetime, also believe that the primary responsibility for the education of a child be

Who chooses Earhart and why?: How To Choose Your Child's School

Earhart Middle School is the choice of parents who seek a scholarly, safe, caring, fair, and often fun, environment for the development of students� individual abilities.

How to Be a Good Parent

A big part of good parenting is establishing respect between parents and children. Your child needs to know what you expect of her, and you in turn must learn to listen and wait.

How to Assign Household Chores: Parents Reveals Helpful Hints

Teach younger children how to complete daily tasks: to make their beds and to take out only two or three toys at a time, putting them away before taking out more.

Helping Your Child To Learn: Take an interest day to day

Getting involved with your child’s education could make the biggest difference to their chances of success.

What is First Day?: Promoting family involvement in education.

Make the First Day of School the best day of each year! Join thousands of schools across the country mobilizing families and communities to get involved in children's education through the First Day o

"Did you do your chores?": Parents, is this a question you must ask your child everyday?

Treat Your Children with Respect: Tip—It's a variation on the golden rule: treat your children as respectfully as you yourself would like to be treated.

Sometimes the sheer dependency of children and the enormity of the job of raising them encourages parents to view them as small beings who ought to be grateful, mind quickly and pleasantly, keep their

Temperament Tools: Temperament and Values: Children are different from the day they're born—and they stay different no matter how they’re parented. A valuable guide to the inborn traits of young children.

Effective parents are those who are flexible, who understand what makes their child “tick,” and who learn from mistakes while they avoid repeating them. Research with thousands of infants and young ch

Book Reviews for Parents: Using Your Values to Raise Your Child to Be an Adult You Admire

We have seen a great deal in the press during the ’90s about values. There have been countless articles in newspapers and magazines bemoaning the death of family values in particular. Numerous books h