Many experts in the field of child psychology are beginning to support the idea that motivation is even more important than IQ when it comes to predicting a child’s success.

Before you submit your US university applications, ask yourself if you are truly happy with your essays. Do they capture the reader’s attention? Do they articulate your compelling and interesting story? And most importantly, do they make you stand out?

Summer is arriving fast and it’s time to look ahead and think of the type of program in which your child should enroll.

Kindergarten is an important time to build on the learning foundations, which ideally should have begun from the age of 2. In Kindergarten, the focus is on social and communication skills initially as opposed to academic rigor.

As this year’s admission season comes to an end, as a parent, you must look beyond the decision letter(s) and consider what is means for the next steps in planning your child’s education path. Make sure you take the adequate steps to prepare for what is to come at the start of next year and beyond.

All parents want the best for their children. That’s certainly true when it comes to their children’s education. However, good intentions sometimes lead to decisions or actions that negatively impact a child’s learning. I will share with you the five most common mistakes parents make when it comes to their children’s education.

Attending an Ivy League university is the dream of many students yet the process of getting there is daunting to say the least.

With a new school year and admission season fast approaching, as parents, you must start to think about the year(s) ahead. Here are some important questions to ask when considering applying to private schools.

When it comes to the private school admissions process, there is no “magic formula” for the perfect applicant. However, there are many characteristics private schools commonly look for in those candidates applying to Grades 1 to 3, otherwise known as primary applicants.