by David Lowenstein | Sep 19, 2016 | Parents, Schools
Learning comes easy for some kids. But for others, it seems like a never-ending uphill battle. Either way, one thing is certain: Getting good grades can be a significant source of stress and anxiety. As a parent, you’ll naturally be rooting for your kids to...
by David Lowenstein | Aug 24, 2016 | Parents, Schools
It’s early morning, and you’re running late. That’s when you turn around to find that not only has your daughter unpacked her bag, but she’s nowhere to be seen. After a quick search, you find her in the laundry room, arms crossed, and completely...
by David Lowenstein | Aug 11, 2016 | Parents, Schools
Summer vacation is drawing to a close, and for those of you with children, that means a return to the regular routine of the school year. While you may have been playing it fast and loose with summer-break bedtimes, your kids will need a smooth transition back to the...
by DrDave | Oct 27, 2011 | Articles by Dr. Lowenstein, Parents, Schools
School refusal generally decreases dramatically as children grow older. Although kids can still feel socially rejected throughout adolescence, the sheer size of most middle and high schools lends itself to kids finding a buddy or two. Also, many academic problems have...
by DrDave | Oct 27, 2011 | Articles by Dr. Lowenstein, Parents, Schools
(14 Questions to Ask Your Child’s Teacher) It’s that time of year again—time to meet and communicate with your child’s teachers. Typically parent-teacher conferences are the most formal means of communication between parents and teachers; they provide a rich...
by DrDave | Oct 27, 2011 | Articles by Dr. Lowenstein, Parents, Schools
Spinach and broccoli are supposedly good for you, so we encourage our kids to eat them—often with moderate or no success. Likewise, kids are supposed to stomach a dozen or more years of schooling. Although you may be able to force your kid to eat spinach or broccoli,...
