Parents

Have you noticed that your child’s homework contains more word math problems than ever before? Math word problems are regarded as a vital part of the mathematics curriculum, as it enhances the student’s mental skills, helps develop logical analysis and boosts…

(Translated from 5 Essential Steps to Help Children Cope with Stress by biglifejournal.com) Studies show that children and teens are more stressed out today than ever before. The combined pressures of schoolwork, high-stakes exams, social life, sports or other…

Watching English movies is a great way for your child to improve English while enjoying stories and music! Some parents might associate television programming with “brain drain,” but with the right show, it doesn’t have to be. Movies are a way to see the English…

There is nothing cuter than seeing the excitement on a child’s face while they tear into gifts early on Christmas morning, especially when you’ve picked out something that they absolutely love. But for all that, choosing what to get your little one can be…

Reading is one of the most fun and effective ways to help your child improve her English language skills. It can help to expand her vocabulary and expose her to different sentence structures, while still enjoying some wonderful stories. Encouraging your child to read…

The Internet can be wonderful for our kids. They can use it to research school reports, communicate with teachers and other kids, and play interactive games. But social media, like all forms of public communication, comes with some risks. Giving children free rein…

Speaking in front of others is something that your child will encounter throughout their life. Whether it’s reading a book report to their class, interviewing for their first job, or presenting to an important client during their career, being able to speak to…

Vietnam has been experiencing a dramatic time related to the coronavirus spreading out of Wuhan, China. As stories about the novel coronavirus flood the news, parents worry about whether their children could be at risk. Many public and international schools remain…

As of this writing, the coronavirus has emerged and escalated in many countries around the world. Students are told to keep staying at home, which makes this “Tet holiday” the longest Tet in history. When the coronavirus keeps your child inside, shifting from…