Read, Read, Read: Why Quantity and Quality Fail Our Kids
Posted July 31, 2008 - 04:37 by Fred Marmorstein
Children's ability to read with conviction is still being undermined by our educational institutions.Fred Marmorstein's blog
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Success in High School: 4 Ways to Help 9th Graders
Posted May 23, 2008 - 08:46 by Fred Marmorstein
High school can easily become overwhelming for any teenager. Starting high school from day one with a solid foundation can ensure success and continued constructive development for an entire four years.
A Child's Vegetable Garden: Cultivating Fun, Learning, and Responsibility
Posted April 25, 2008 - 07:19 by Fred Marmorstein
Working and playing together provides parents and children a fantastic opportunity to forge the foundations of a healthy, meaningful relationship. Creating a simple vegetable garden is one way that you and your child can build and maintain that wonderful bond.
The Big E: The Dangers of Entitlement and Why It Is Ruining Education
Posted April 11, 2008 - 10:45 by Fred Marmorstein
Entitlement plagues the educational system and those whose responsibility it is to educate our children. The lack of accountability and responsibility continues to undermine the success of our children.
Four Ways to Combat the Hazards of Household Cleaning Products
Posted March 28, 2008 - 09:47 by Fred Marmorstein
Going green can sometimes require time and energy that most parents don't have. These four ingredients make cleaning your home safe and easy without damage to you and your children's health.
The Influential Father: How Dads Help Daughters Thrive from Childhood to Adulthood
Posted March 24, 2008 - 05:34 by Fred Marmorstein
Dads have an increasingly important role to play in their daughter's social and emotional development. Research continues to emphasize that a father's presence as "authority" (providing, protection, safety, and solutions) helps lower the chance of high risk behaviors and positively affects future male relationships.
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