Mark Greenstein explains the role of vocabulary in High School education.

Children respond well to various types of incentives and encouragement and a great majority of them enjoy being creative. So, how can we use this trait of theirs to reach the result we strive for?

Since we have all been there, from a more mature point and with the experience we accumulated, we can now try to help our offspring develop a genuine interest in chemistry and consequently, have no problem dealing with their homework and tests.

From a young age, students are told how important it is to score well on the SAT and ACT. Achieving high standardized test scores can be the difference between getting into a great school or settling for a safety option. Yet test scores are not the only criteria for admissions officers. The term "well-rounded" is often used to describe the ideal candidate for a college’s incoming class. If you want to stand out among other students vying for a spot at a top school, take the following steps to look more appealing.

Success on many tests, especially standardized exams, has a lot to do with memory. When you’re faced with multiple choice questions, your ability to remember the correct answer from the available options depends on how well your memory works. Some people are gifted with better-than-average memories, while others have to work to achieve the focus that will allow them to succeed. Here are a few tips that can help your memory skills.