There are all kinds of students who learn best in different ways. Finding your learning style can help dramatically. However, if you feel like literally zero information is sticking with you as of late, there are a few steps that you can take to address that.

Your child, for various reasons, may fail to perform to the best levels in their education. Perhaps your kid is distracted by video games all day or is always lazy when it's time for homework.

As a parent, signs of your child not performing in school are worrying. You do your best to provide the essentials and more only to get lackluster results.

While there's no remedy to improve your child's school performance overnight, you can progressively help them attain the best grades through these simple ways.

As a healthcare graduate, you're already a member of an elite club. It takes a lot to graduate with a degree in the healthcare field, so big congratulations are in order. The bad news is, this is merely one leg of your journey - there's still a lot lying ahead of you. If you're wondering what you need to do next, here are three things all healthcare graduates should consider:

The term money is simple and straightforward. You earn it by working hard, and you spend it by paying your bills, taxes and buying essential stuff. But, what happens when you run out of cash before payday? This is where you start tracing back your steps from the previous payday to see where you went wrong.

If this is always happening and you are unsure of the primary cause, this article provides excellent insight into some of the reasons. Read on.

How is your teen or student doing in school?

Are they doing well, and happy with their grades? Or are they frustrated with their grades, despite putting in the work?

At this time of year, many students are feeling overwhelmed with their grades, and with their workload in school, and plenty of students are hating school and just want the school year to be over already!!

I totally get it! Now that we are a few months away from the end of the school year, many students are looking for ways to bring those grades back up! And we, as parents, are looking for ways we can help our kiddos to do better in school.

To support your child's academic efforts, I have created a brand new event to help YOU as you continue to support your child in school.

Join us for the 10 Days to Better Grades Live Challenge!

Often, we focus on the key hurdle in a teenager’s life as getting into college, but what happens after their acceptance letter arrives? What else needs to be considered? The truth is that getting into college isn’t the hard part - the most difficult part is actually going off to college and ensuring success.

As a parent, naturally you want to give your child the very best chance of academic success, which is why it’s essential that you take the time to prepare them for what their future holds. You need to get them ready for all of the challenges that they will face, both inside and outside of the lecture hall.

Everyone has a passion in life, whether it’s sports, reading, music, nature, or the human body. Yet very few people manage to turn the thing they love into a career. More often than not, people fall into jobs and spend the majority of their lives working in the same industry. Although they may still get fulfillment and satisfaction from their work, it means they have limited time to spend pursuing their passions and enjoying the things that really make them happy.

Although people can make career changes at any stage of their life, the best time to turn your passion into your profession is when you are young and fresh out of education. Your professional life is a blank canvas, and you can paint any picture you like onto it.

To help you get started on your career journey, here are five tips to get you started.

There are many reasons why students may struggle with their homework grades. Some students forget to track their homework, some students forget to do their homework, and some students even do homework but forget to turn it in!

All those mistakes can be fixed with a little better student organization!

But what happens when your student just does NOT care much at all about homework?