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RECENT NATIONAL STUDY SHOWS STEEP DECLINES IN TEST SCORES
The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) released an initial report, known as the “Nation’s Report Card”, results show US students experienced the steepest decline in test scores on record since 1990. It is critical that Huntington, parents, educators, and school districts take action to intervene as early as possible for current and new students to remediate the growing skills gaps in the fundamentals of learning.
After the 2020-2021 School Year, How Can You Help Children Love to Learn Again?
We all know how hard last school year was, but it’s time for a new chapter and a fresh start. Here are several tips on how you can help your child enjoy learning once again and minimize any back-to-school dread that might already be creeping into their minds.
Returning Back-to-School Post COVID-19: Tips to Make the Transition Successful
The transition back to school after the summer break always requires some adjusting for students, but the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year might be extra challenging. In this post, we share tips to make the transition back to school post-COVID-19 a success.
Six Tips to Help Your Child Start the Summer Off Right
No matter how old your child is, making the start of summer productive sets the stage for a successful transition back to school in the fall.
What Parents of Younger Students Should Do About COVID-19 Learning Loss
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a tremendous impact on children, both in school and otherwise. And as Huntington Learning Center notes, now that children are winding down their second school year that has been affected, the evidence is clear: learning loss is occurring.
How to Help Your Child Who Fell Behind in Math During 2020 School Closures
News from NWEA is grim: elementary and middle school students have fallen significantly behind in math during the pandemic.
The Pros and Cons of Remote Learning
Here are some of the biggest pros and cons to remote learning and lessons that both you and your child can take away from this unique time.
Evaluating Your Student’s Midyear Progress During the COVID School Year
In a typical school year, it’s smart for parents to use the midyear report card as a chance to “take a pulse” on their children’s learning progress. This year the midyear report card will be more important than ever to your student's success.
Huntington Learning Center Announces Huntington Study Hall
In-Person and Live Online Tutoring and Test Prep, Homework Help, Webinars, and Huntington Study Hall Are Here to Help
Helping Your Child Cope with Uncertainty this School Year
Kids with ADHD, who rely on predictability and routines to help regulate their attention, behavior, and emotions, may be struggling with feelings of uncertainty more than most.
