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Georgia Milestones 101

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With everything we have on our plates these days, the last thing we may want is another test to deal with. Many parents and teachers scorn the overuse of tests, and sometimes they have a point. However, most standardized tests do provide valuable information about where our students are, and regardless, you’ll find that if […]

These 3 Habits Destroy Good Grades

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Never underestimate the lasting effects of poor habits. In this article we cover the top 3 habits that bring a grade down, and good news―they’re easy to fix. Is your child making these mistakes? Find out now.

Why the PSAT Matters More Than You Know

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Ever wondered if you should stress over the PSAT? Is this exam truly a game-changer for your college dreams, or just a glorified practice run? Brace yourself as we delve into the hidden significance of the PSAT.

5 Mistakes To Avoid When Writing a College Entrance Essay

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Ever wondered how to crack the code of college admissions? The answer may lie in the often overlooked yet crucial college entrance essay! Some institutions demand this piece of writing as a key part of their application process, but do you know why?