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Helping your children learn how to study
Homework help for parents
A parent's perspective
"How can I learn more about the Internet? My children already know more than I do!"

Helping Your Children Learn How to Study

Although improving study skills is a student activity, ultimately, it is we, as parents, who motivate (if not mandate) our children to become better managers of their time and develop their study skills.

Study Skills - This site is authored by the Child Development Institute and offers basic tips on helping your students to get organized, fine-tune their study skills, etc.

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Homework Help for Parents

This site may help you to help your children!

Discovery School for Parents  

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A Parent's Perspective

Many websites that provide information for teachers and students have excellent pages for parents as well. Take a look.

Common Sense for (Advice for Parents on New Media Use)
Learning Network
Scholastic

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Learning More About the Internet

Feeling like your children know more about the Internet than you do? They might! Here's a terrific on-line tutorial to take so you can catch up. Start on the link (that's the underlined phrase) on the left side of the page called "Use the Site."  

Following are some additional sites parents might find helpful in learning more about how to set safe parameters for children's Internet use.

Safe Kids

NetSafe

Parent Night - Presentation

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St. Isidore of Seville, patron saint of the Internet,
we pray that you protect and guide
our on-line exploration, discovery and learning. 
In Christ's name we pray.