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Posts Tagged ‘Parent Tips’


little-hands-need-little-mice

March 25th, 2009

by Nigel in Parent Tips, Technology

Little Hands Need Little Mice

Does your child have trouble using the mouse? There are a number of things you can do that can greatly reduce the frustration and significantly raise the chances of mousing success for your little ones.

new-quiz-whats-your-edu-parent-style

March 17th, 2009

by Tracy in Parent Tips

New Quiz: What’s Your Edu-Parent Style?

How do you interact with your kids when it comes to school work? Do you enforce a strict homework time or let the little ones face the music if they don't get that book report in on time? To help parents get more involved in their child's education, DreamBox Learning presents the quiz: What's Your Edu-Parent Style?

monsters-in-my-math

March 6th, 2009

by Mickelle in Math Anxiety, Math Learning, Parent Tips, Parenting, Teaching Math

Monsters in My Math

Forget the boogie man under the bed. There’s a bigger problem out there. “My child is scared to try new things that are hard for him.” At DreamBox, we hear this quite a bit. And I believe it’s a problem all parents should attack with muster. Why? Because learning to persevere through a tough problem is a life skill that will serve every child well, now and forever. So how does a parent address this? Every child is different. Experiment with the ideas below and figure out which best suits your child’s temperament.

confessions-of-a-dreambox-teacherparent

February 18th, 2009

by Laura in Math Learning, Parent Tips, Parenting

Confessions of a DreamBox Teacher/Parent

I am a DreamBox teacher as well as the parent of a pre-schooler. I must confess there are times I have a hard time not helping him play DreamBox. He really enjoys playing and he is learning a lot. But there are times when the games are challenging for him.









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