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Four Ways Your Student Can Make the Most of Spring Break
Spring break is coming up fast! Today the Huntington Learning Center blog shares four ways that you can help your student make the most of their time off.
Six Questions for Parents to Decide When Children Need Tutoring Help
School isn’t easy for every child. For some, it brings periods of challenges; for others, it is a constant roller coaster of highs and lows. Huntington urges parents to take this six-question quiz to see whether the issues their children are experiencing require intervention sooner than later
Why Some Children Lack Motivation (and How Parents Can Help)
If you’ve ever noticed your child seeming lethargic or unmotivated, you’re not alone. At Huntington, we see many reasons students lose motivation, but here are a few of the most common.
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.
Seven Ways College is Different From High School
College is very different from high school. But how exactly? Here are seven of the biggest ways that the two differ to make your teen aware of.
Five Learning Problems that Demand Immediate Intervention
Problems are part of growing up, but when it comes to navigating school, do you find yourself unsure when to step in and help your child and when to let him or her handle a problem alone?
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.
Navigating Changes to the Standardized Testing System
As we look ahead to the coming school year, families and educators can expect to continue to see a shift in the way learning is implemented across the US as a result of the ongoing COVID pandemic.
Combatting Learning Loss in the Summer Months
The term ‘Summer Slide’ refers to the learning regression that students may experience while on school break during the summer months. This learning loss can cause students to fall a full grade level behind in reading and math, which makes it difficult for them to catch up when school resumes.
