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03 Jun 2020
Questions to ask in a parent-teacher conference
A parent-teacher conference is a valuable opportunity for parents to discuss their child’s academic and personal progress.
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Raising Teenagers Issue 18Navigating the transition back to classroom learning
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Raising Teenagers Issue 172020 university admission pathways and COVID-19
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Raising Teenagers Issue 16Keeping your teenager healthy during self-isolation
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Raising Teenagers Issue 15How to help your child manage anxiety when the future is unknown
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Raising Teenagers Issue 14How study from home can enrich a child’s education
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Raising Teenagers Issue 13Bullying: What to do when it happens to your teen
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Raising Teenagers Issue 12How to support your child without smothering them
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Raising Teenagers Issue 11How to help your child pick their school subjects
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Raising Teenagers Issue 10What parents need to know about Leavers
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Raising Teenagers Issue 9My child came up short on the ATAR. Now what?
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Raising Teenagers Issue 8Warning signs your high school student is struggling
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Raising Teenagers Issue 7Could my child be eligible for a university scholarship?
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Raising Teenagers Issue 6A parent’s guide to the uni admission process
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Raising Teenagers Issue 5Is a bad NAPLAN score the end of university?
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Raising Teenagers Issue 4Does academic pressure motivate teens to do better?
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Raising Teenagers Issue 3How to manage your teenager’s internet usage
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Raising Teenagers Issue 2The best way to deal with an independent teenager
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