In the high-pressure, high-stakes game of school, it can be difficult to know which parenting strategies really promote learning. A successful experience in school is not only about report cards. Ideally your child will learn how to learn, retain information, think independently, ask questions and develop an increasing sense of competence.
This no-nonsense guidebook for parents and students uses memorable comparisons to get point across, quoting advice from families who have successfully navigated high school. Each chapter concludes with an enthusiastic directive or question and is chock full of great ideas and excellent advice.