Get involved:

Below you will find a few resources to better help you understand how students learn and ways you can help them. Subject-specific resources can be found in there respective tabs above.

* The U.S. Department of Education is great place to get info on student learning and your involvement at home. I support parents playing a large role in their child's education from elementary to making those final college decisions. Speaking of which, is college an option for your child? This page also provides information on the topic: paying for it! 

* Pearson Educational Systems have been providing services, software, textbooks, and much more for public and private schools around the country. They are the foremost private company and most involved when it comes to education in the United States. This parent's page will provide you with insight and tips on helping your child learn at home. There are also learning games available.

* The Discovery Channel also has educational resources for parents and students. What I find most captivating about this site is their tips on motivating students to learn science and math. I frequent this site to get the latest in what engages students in STEM fields. Since your child is taking chemistry with me, I highly recommend using Discovery's resources to refresh you knowledge and learn ways to help at home.