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Back to Schoolkit: Expert Advice for Parents

8/26/2018

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It’s my favorite time of year. The nights are about to get cooler, the bugs are singing their swan songs to nature, the fall sports teams have begun preseason training, and the malls are filled with parents looking for the right supplies and clothes to help their child have a successful and confident school year. This is a time of new beginnings, new promises, new opportunities, a fresh start for teachers, kids, and parents alike. Hopefully your family is using this fresh start to think about your individual and group goals and the strategies you’ll use to achieve them.
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What are you looking to improve this school year? Want help your child set boundaries with friends? Hoping to get to school on time? Looking for ways to improve homework habits? There are a ton of experts with tons of research to help you make the most of your year. But what parent has time to sift through all that information to find what’s right for them?  Fortunately, Education Nation Parent Toolkit has put together a suite of resources from experts spanning topics such as social emotional learning, academics, health and wellness, financial literacy, and college and career readiness. Parents can pick the grade level of their child and then pick the area of focus to drill down their curated lists of tips even further. The most encouraging part is that these resources are research-backed, expert advice for every step of your child's development. You can check it out and make your own here: http://www.parenttoolkit.com/backtoschoolkit.

Got a favorite back to school tip? Share your favorite back to school tip on social media using the hashtag #BackToSchoolKit. We shared our favorite Back to School tip with TODAY Parents Instagram Takeover. Check out our tip and all of the other great back to school tips here:
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Have you made your #BackToSchoolkit yet? You can find tips from parenting experts, teachers, psychologists + more!

Click here for all the information you'll need to help your student succeed this school year: https://t.co/nwQSzKsqo1 pic.twitter.com/ugN2KRjSxH

— Education Nation (@educationnation) August 24, 2018


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  • A Parenting Lesson On Agency
  • Remember Positive Feedback and Advocacy in Schools
  • The 10 Days of Back to School
  • Successful Parent Teacher Conferences
  • Be A Chaperone
  • Disappearing Acts: Recess And What We Can Do About It

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