Test date coming up and your teen isn't studying? Start with a free official practice test to get a baseline score, then focus on the areas that matter most.

Teens ask why they need math if they will never use it. The real payoff is confidence, because students who master math see themselves as capable problem solvers.

The best way to help your teen excel in math is better homework habits. Learn how students can check their own work and fix common mistakes before the next quiz.

Summer math tutoring isn't for every teen, but three situations stand out: preparing for an advanced class, a drop in interest, and gaps in the math foundation.

Test anxiety can make teens blank on material they know. Meet the anxiety monkey and learn how to help your teen see those racing thoughts as temporary.

A part-time job can build responsibility and strengthen a college application. Here are the pitfalls to watch for so work doesn't hurt your teen's school year.

Is your teen struggling with a teacher? Follow a step-by-step approach for contacting the school, from the first email to the chain of command.