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Kids on the Yard Educational Company, For Their Future, For Their Growth Inspiring Personal Growth! We offer 21st-Century Whole Child Tutoring Approach In-Person & Online for Pre-K through College years plus Adults! Our tutoring program focuses on personalized one-on-one tutoring, Homeschool Programs/Teachers, School Support, Homework Help, Academic Coaching Programs, SEL Life Coaching for Children and Families, and Educational Therapists/Specialists. "Because life happens on the yard and in the

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Parents Point of View #98 How to Make the Most of...

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2021/09/30

Students at all levels of learning do better when parents are actively involved. One way of being involved in your child’s education is by attending parent-teacher conferences. Parent-teacher conferences are brief meetings that last between 10 to 30 minutes. These meetings usually occur once or twice per year. Most schools set aside specific dates and […]

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What is Inquiry-Based Learning (IBP)?

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2021/09/29

Changing learning from Teacher-guided to Student-Driven There is a famous saying, “Tell me and I forget, show me, and I may remember, INVOLVE me, and I will UNDERSTAND.” The last section of this saying is the core of Inquiry-based learning. IBP is a form of learning that allows students to be critical thinkers. Essentially, this […]

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Parents Point of View #100: How to Beat the Morning...

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2021/09/26

Are your mornings overwhelming, hectic, and significantly hindering your productivity throughout the day? Don’t worry; we’ve got you. This article will highlight five strategies to beat the morning rush. These strategies will also boost your energy levels, giving you a good head start daily. But before then, here are the adverse effects of the crazy […]

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Standardized Testing By State

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2021/09/25

Standardized tests gauge student’s learning abilities and teacher’s or school’s performances. There is a misconception that the test only measures a school’s performance without evaluating individual students’ abilities. Contrary to this misconception, standardized tests play a significant role in your child’s education and may be used in grade promotion or graduation. As a parent, you […]

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Parents Point of View #99 on Homework: How Does it...

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2021/09/24

“The Dog ate my Homework!”– hmm yummy Homework can be described as tasks assigned to students at school, which should be done at home or during non-school hours. Research shows that homework can have so many benefits to students, especially those in middle school and high school. It is nevertheless associated with several risks, especially […]

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Parents Point of View #105: How to Help My...

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2021/09/23

In many schools, fifth grade is the last school year of elementary school. It is also a time when kids’ homework gets more complicated, and their learning struggles, especially in math, writing, and reading comprehension, become more profound. At kids on the Yard, we are determined to help your child keep up and excel in […]

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Parent’s Point of View Homeschool #115: How To...

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2021/09/23

Your third grader is becoming better at reading and writing than ever before. They are learning to flex their “idea” muscles and are becoming more expressive and sophisticated writers. You may have noticed that they have also developed better reading fluency and can easily read complex and longer sentences. Unfortunately, it is also a time […]

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Parent’s Point of View Homeschool #114: How To...

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2021/09/23

Fourth grade is critical in your child’s learning since it formulates a good foundation for middle school learning. Children learn more advanced concepts compared to previous grades and explore a lot of things on their own. They also have higher critical thinking skills. While most of their learning occurs in class, they also capture a […]

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Cognitive Learning

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2021/09/22

Over the years, there have been significant improvements in the educational system and teaching techniques. Many learning institutions are replacing traditional teaching methods and processes with the cognitive learning approach. Cognitive development is a crucial aspect of your child’s life since it helps them explore, think, and figure out things. It involves developing skills, knowledge, […]

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Parent’s Point of View #102: How to Help My...

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2021/09/22

Once learners get to the 2nd grade, they begin to improve their learning since they are more familiar with the school environment. Children at this level also grow their reading, math, and writing skills. Unfortunately, some of them struggle with reading comprehension, writing, and math issues. So many parents are concerned about their second-grade children’s […]

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Parents Point of View #101: How to Help My Struggling...

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2021/09/20

Most of the 21st-century parents are playing an energetic function in their daughters or sons’ education and learning. Recently, we have actually been getting many concerns from first-grade parents worrying about their kids struggling and discovering difficulties in many 1st grades learning concepts such as Math, Phonics, Reading Comprehension Skills, Spelling Words, and Writing. “My […]

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ISEE: What You Should Know to Get Into Your Dream School

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2021/09/18

What is the Timeframe and Structure of ISEE? The Lower-Level ISEE Test: CATEGORY TIMEFRAME (Minutes) NO. OF QUESTIONS Essay 30 1 Mathematics Achievements 30 30 Reading Comprehension 25 25 Quantitative reasoning 35 38 Verbal Reasoning 20 34 TOTAL 2 Hours 20 Minutes 128 Other Tests’ Timeframe: Are you worried about the chances of your child […]

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Parents Point of View #104: How to Help My Struggling...

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2021/09/15

In recent weeks, we have been getting numerous questions from fourth-graders parents over their children’s struggle in writing, reading comprehension, and math questions comprehension. “Why does my fourth grader struggle so much with writing?“ Concern parent, OR “My fourth grader hates reading, why is that the case?“ Concern parent, NY “How can I inspire a […]

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Parents Point of View #103: How to Help My Struggling...

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2021/09/15

In the last few weeks, we have been getting more and more questions from parents of third-grade children who are struggling with write, understanding reading, and understanding math questions. “I am concerned with my son writing in complete sentences. He can tell me complete sentences. It knows how to write it on paper“ “My 3rd […]

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Morning vs. Night: Which is the Best Study Time?

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2021/09/15

“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day-in, and day-out.” – Robert Collier. Studying is an integral part of every student’s life. It takes practice and patience to establish the best studying habits depending on their character and environment. For some students, morning hours are the best for studying, while for others studying during the […]

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How to Effectively Take Study Notes

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2021/09/06

Note-taking mainly occurs while we listen; the main goal is to capture the main ideas and content for future reference. You will agree that it is hard to remember everything taught in class, even for the best listeners. Aside from becoming a good listener, note-taking abilities contribute tremendously to academic success. One primary contribution is […]

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Are Cell Phones in Classrooms a Learning Tool or a...

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2021/09/03

With more and more kids bringing cell phones to the classroom, there are concerns if they distract or improve their learning. There is a thin line between focus and distraction when it comes to Smartphones in the classroom. With one child, a cell phone can be an effective learning tool, while to the next kid; […]

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Parents How-To Guide (Not Just For COVID-19):...

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2021/09/01

While Keeping Our Kids Privacy & Secure in 21st Century As you prepare your children to return to school, whether in distance learning or a traditional class, have you set suitable measures to protect them from the lurking dangers at school? Most parents have taken health measures to protect their children from COVID-19, among other […]

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How to Study Without Getting Distracted: Tips from...

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2021/08/23

How to Study Without Getting Distracted: Tips from the Experts As a parent, your greatest desire is to see your children succeed in school. You also understand that studying is a significant route to academic success. On the other hand, your children could be among the more substantial population of kids that prefer to do […]

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What is Math Anxiety?

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2021/08/11

Mathematics is a crucial skill because it applies to all dimensions of life. Despite its importance, it often triggers more negative emotions than all the other subjects in school. Complex formulas, numerous figures, and myths contribute to a negative attitude toward the subject. Some people question why they need to learn some math concepts when […]

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