Archive for April, 2007

Apr 30 2007

Motivational Techniques to Employ when Concentration is Shot

Published by Jennifer under Study Tips

In order to succeed in anything you do, half the battle is staying motivated.  This is especially important in your studies at school.  However, sometimes life gets in the way and can mess with that motivation.  Other times, it is the routine, the same-old, same-old, that can get you down.  So how do you stay […]

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Apr 26 2007

Overcome Allowance Anxiety

Published by Jennifer under Allowance, Parental Tips

Eight tips for parents to teach their children about money
(ARA) - A child’s first allowance is a milestone for both parents and children. The allowance experience, an American tradition, provides an inexpensive way for parents to give children lifelong lessons in money management and to help them appreciate the value of a dollar.
However, many parents […]

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Apr 10 2007

Put Off Procrastination – It’s Hazardous to Teen’s Study Health

Published by Jennifer under Study Tips, Teens

Procrastination is bad; it’ll ruin every other plan if you don’t stop it in its tracks. If you’ve got to do something then go ahead and get it done. This really applies to schoolwork, and knowing how to schedule your time will stop the ole procrastination bug right in its track. Besides, you have other […]

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Apr 09 2007

Top Ten Ways to Save on your Grocery Bill

Published by Jennifer under Family Budget

For a truly vigilant shopper, there is quite a bit of money to be saved when grocery shopping.  Saving money on groceries, however, is not a passive activity.  There is plenty of planning and research involved when attempting to get the most for a little bit of money.
The first way to save money in the […]

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Apr 09 2007

Parental Options for Establishing a College Savings Plan

Published by Jennifer under College Savings

In this day and age, there are dozens of options for saving for college and there is a plan that works for every family.  One of the first step parents should take in planning their child’s future college expenses is to establish a savings goal.  There are many useful college cost calculators available on the […]

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Apr 08 2007

Improving Memory – A Great Way to Reinforce Teenage Study Habits

Published by Jennifer under Study Tips, Teens

So much to remember and so little time, is probably what you’re thinking about studying for tests and pop quizzes in high school. Believe it or not, you can find ways to improve your memory skills by following a few simple techniques for that old brain. Don’t let a test or any huge amount of […]

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Apr 07 2007

Top Five Study Tips so that Teens Can Stay Focused

Published by Jennifer under Study Tips, Teens

Being a teen means having a lot of things going on at one time, or at least thinking about a lot of things at the same time. Being organized means finding tips that can help you stay that way, and get the most out of your time studying. You’ll see the results, too, because great […]

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Apr 04 2007

Homeschooling and The Single Parent

Published by Jennifer under Homeschooling, Single Parents

One of the most daunting challenges is faced by those who wish to homeschool a child, but have no partner. For most in that situation, the need to earn enough income to support both parent and child is paramount. That can leave little time to devote to education. Private school is often economically out of […]

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Apr 01 2007

Diversionary Tactics – How You Can Help your Teen Prepare to Study

Published by Jennifer under Study Tips, Teens

Getting a teen to study can be like pulling teeth. There’s always an excuse such as their busy talking on the cell phone, or need to send an email about, of all things, a homework assignment. You might find yourself as mom or dad wondering how you can get your children to sit down and […]

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