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April 15, 2021

Balanced College Lists: The How and Why

Do you have a dream school you’re sold on, and hardly want to look anywhere else? Do you have so many colleges you want that you can hardly decide? Or do you have no idea where to start at all? No matter what your college list situation is, Cardinal Education is here to help. Here […]

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March 30, 2021

How to Choose the Right High School Classes

Each spring, students decide which classes to take during the upcoming year. What many students do not realize is the classes chosen freshman year can affect which classes are available senior year. It is important to research your options and carefully select which classes to take. This article will discuss common choices students face and […]

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December 9, 2020

How To Make Learning Maths (More) Exciting

Allen Koh, CEO of Cardinal Education responded to a query posted by Jozef Raczka, Content Executive of Twinkl – a UK based online educational resource for teachers, parents and students.  The topic is How to Make Learning Maths (More) Exciting. Here is the complete article as it appears on the Twinkl website. How To Make Learning […]

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November 25, 2020

How Does the SSAT’s Guessing Penalty Affect My Child?

How Does the SSAT’s Guessing Penalty Affect My Child? Standardized tests are notoriously difficult. Between trick questions, advanced content, and rigorous pacing, these tests are designed to challenge even the strongest of students. When it comes to tests such as the SSAT, a guessing penalty is just one more hurdle students must overcome on the […]

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November 20, 2020

Above and Beyond: 5 Online Resources for Extra Learning

Extra practice can go a long way in improving your child’s academic performance or even in helping them get ahead of their peers. Luckily, educational websites not only make this kind of extra practice accessible, they often make it fun, too. Check out five of Cardinal Education’s favorite learning-oriented websites to get additional practice below. […]

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November 18, 2020

Why Having a Routine Helps Students Thrive in Distance Learning

The benefits of having a daily routine are well-documented. Routines help people manage their stress, develop better sleeping and health habits, and budget their time better.  However, with the onslaught of societal changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, people everywhere are now dealing with “a sense of discombobulation” as their daily routines are interrupted. And […]

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November 16, 2020

At Home Learning: The CDC’s Guidelines for Success

Parents may be feeling overwhelmed by the changes occurring this school year. It’s hard to know how to make your child’s experience with distance learning enriching while still ensuring their safety and health. To help you navigate your plan for learning-at-home, we’ve compiled some key takeaways from the CDC’s guidelines for home learning this school […]

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November 5, 2020

Benefits of Collaborative Learning

K-12 students, especially if they’re older, are often told they need to work hard so they can be at the top of their class. This competitive framework is often valued over cooperation and collaboration, which in turn causes a clash between students. When you consider your peers as competition, it can hinder a supportive environment […]

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November 4, 2020

The Challenges of Screen Time and Homework During Remote Learning

This year’s pandemic has impacted every aspect of our lives, including the way we educate our children. In March, many schools quickly moved to an online model and have continued to use it into the fall this year. There have been some downsides to the transition: students have reported increased stress levels and difficulty focusing […]

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November 3, 2020

Practicing Time Management During Distance Learning

It’s safe to say that we’re in an unprecedented time for education. With the COVID-19 pandemic causing schools to switch to an online or hybrid format, students need to adapt in order to maintain their academic performance.  The key is time management. Time management promotes organization, focus, and a better balance between work and social […]

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October 29, 2020

The Future of Distance Learning: How Long Will This Go On?

Life as we knew it practically screeched to a halt last mid-March when the coronavirus started to spread more rapidly across the country. Millions of schools shut down and quickly shifted to distance learning. The start of a normal school day for the nation’s approximately 50 million K-12 students went from taking the school bus […]

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