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English is not just a subject but a gateway to knowledge, culture, and opportunities in a globalized world. For international school students, mastering English goes beyond basic communication skills—it’s the key to academic success, extracurricular participation, and future readiness. However, many parents feel anxious when their children struggle academically, especially after receiving less-than-ideal semester results. […]

In today’s fast-evolving educational landscape, learning goes beyond grades and exams. For students in international schools, academic demands are paired with the need to develop cultural awareness, adaptability, and emotional resilience. The rise of technology and social media has further added to the complexity, presenting challenges ranging from academic pressure to building confidence in a rapidly […]

Creative writing is a type of writing with an emphasis on narratives and character development using literary and poetic languages, distinguished from the academic, factual, and journalistic forms of writing.

Video games are frowned upon by parents as time-wasters, and worse, some even think that these games corrupt the brain. However, games are not always bad. Some studies have shown certain video games can improve hand–eye coordination, problem-solving skills, and the mind’s ability to process information.

“No” is a word that many parents use when “disciplining” (or trying to discipline) their kids: “No hitting!” “No running, please!” “No fighting!” “No tantrums!” “No, no, no!” In fact, according to “The Kid Counselor” and licensed private-practice play therapist Brenna…

Dr. Carl Pickhardt said that no more than 15 percent of teenage love stories that he’s known were truly love. Teenagers hardly fall in love; they fall into a depth of caring and yearning for caring, a more complex and compelling feelings than anything that they have…