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Choosing a Kindergarten

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Elisa Medhus, MD Not many things are as anxiety provoking as choosing the "right" kindergarten for your child. We parents seem so bent on giving our kids special advantages.

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What to Do if Your Preschooler Hates School

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Many preschoolers who are going to school for the first time may be reluctant to spend time away from their parents, or they may be frightened to interact with other children and adults.

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Starting Kindergarten Late

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The pros and cons of waiting an extra year.

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Is Preschool the New Kindergarten?

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While most experts agree on the benefits of preschool, there is less agreement when it comes to implementing government-funded Universal Preschool.

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Don't Sweat It

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Here are six ways to help your kids get over their fear of taking tests.

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Public School Problem-Solving

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Not quite confident in your kid's public schooling, but don't have the means to do anything about it? Try these ideas for at-home learning.

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School's Out: Thanks, Everyone!

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School is winding down, and it's time to thank your child's teachers for another year of tough duty. But before getting out your credit card, stop for a moment. Don't give your child's favorite teacher yet another coffee mug! There are a lot of wonderful and creative ways to express your gratitude that don't involve a ceramic cup with a handle.

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Watering Can Greeting Card

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Your child can sow seeds of love with this Mother's Day or National Teacher Day (May 3rd) greeting card. Packed with flower or vegetable seeds, it's a garden in the making (water not included).

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Video: Mixed Grades for No Child Left Behind

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After five years, has the No Children Left Behind bill changed education?

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Video: No Child Left Behind: Is It Working?

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A discussion about state standards, federal funding, and the No Child Left Behind legislation.

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