Free tutoring under the No Child Left Behind Law
Your child may qualify for free tutoring, but you need to know your rights and ask questions to get the full benefit of the services the law requires.
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Bright ideas from our readers: Tutoring tips
Parents chime in with their tips on finding the best academic help for students.
Thinking of getting a tutor? Ten questions you must ask
Asking the right questions can make all the difference in choosing a tutor for your child.
Peers and professionals can help resistant teens learn to read
Does your teenager struggle with reading but resist your suggestions and support? Where can you turn for help? An expert has some ideas for you.
826 Valencia: A great example of giving to schools
Giving to schools can take many forms: volunteering, fundraising or even running for school board. A group called 826 Valencia is giving back by teaching kids that writing is fun.
Resources to help gifted students
Check out these useful links to learn about appropriate curriculum for gifted students and how to support your gifted child.
How to get extra support from your school
After-school tutoring and conflict resolution are just two of the many ways schools can address the diverse needs of students.
Homework case study #4: Disorganization disorder
One middle-schooler struggles not with the academics but the assignment itself.
Online math vs. online literacy
Educators at San Jose's Rocketship charter schools find online math programs more effective than online literacy
Online learning: Hot picks
Does your child need academic support, or just a little inspiration? Tutors, test prep, instructional videos, and learning communities are just a click away.
