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As job layoffs continue, more people than ever are turning to home-based employment. Work at home parents show kids proper work ethics and what it takes to pay the bills.

A little too much texting and IMing going on at your house? Help your teen get a job and start earning money for those new jeans!

Parents fall into one of three categories in their style of parenting. Understanding how each one affects children can help parents make better parenting choices.

Traditional high school grading practices are ineffective at conveying the information that teachers, students, and parents need to meet the demands of content standards.

Those longing to break into technical writing - or those wanting to employ more professional standards in their work - can go a long way by adopting these seven habits.

Performing good deeds and engaging in simple acts of kindness work for both the recipient and the giver. The positive feeling may improve health issues.

Parents should help K-12 children organize their space, time, and materials, and step in only when appropriate, so that children gain from their homework experience.

Ignorance and procrastination cause accidental plagiarism on essays. Asking questions and working hard not only help avoid plagiarism charges, they improve grades.

Graduate students who succeed are well-rounded individuals with effective communications and interpersonal skills who make informed choices about their graduate career.

There are a number of innovative animal-assisted therapy programs through which volunteers, pets, and shelter animals help those in need.

Home employment requires self-discipline and dedication. Exhibiting a positive self image and implementing strong work ethics provide a solid foundation for achievement.