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Tips to Help Your Child Have a Successful School Year, From NY Times

By Woodinville PediatricsSeptember 8, 2016
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Tips to Help Your Child Have a Successful School Year

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Nutrition, sleep and managing stress are all important for a successful school year. Here are some scientifically-proven tactics for ensuring that your child has a strong foundation for getting the most out of every day inside the classroom.
Mindfulness Can Help Students Learn

When a troubled school taught students Transcendental Meditation, suspensions dropped and attendance and students’ grade point averages rose.

Homework Is Stressful…

When homework means arguments and leaves parents feeling helpless, it affects more than just students.

…Helping Can Make It Worse

So-called math-anxious parents who provided frequent help on homework actually hurt their children by passing on their anxiety, a study found.

Apps Can Help Make Homework Easier

Parents often worry that technology interferes with a child’s ability to finish homework, but a number of new tech tools are helping students do their homework faster.

There Are Smart Ways To Study

Getting a good grade doesn’t mean you retained the information. In his book, Benedict Carey offers better ways than cramming for you to hold on to knowledge.

Cafeteria Food Is Best…

Many parents undoubtedly think they are doing the best for their children by having them bring lunch from home instead of eating the lunches served in school. But recent studies clearly prove them wrong.

…Especially if Your Kid Eats His Veggies

Requiring children to select a fruit or vegetable as part of the school lunch program has not resulted in more consumption of fruits and vegetables.

Sleep Matters More Than You Think

As we ask children to function in school, academically and socially, fatigue can affect their achievement and behavior.

Sometimes Sick Kids Should Go to School

We all know that there are times when even a child who isn’t feeling 100 percent needs to grab the backpack and go.

What Kids Wish Their Teachers Knew

A teacher’s insights from asking students to finish the sentence, “I wish my teacher knew…”

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