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The thing is, young children start lying because they’re often trying to figure out what they can and cannot do. There’s sort of a phase where children will go where they’ll tell a lot of little lies. Generally most children sort of drop off in terms of the lie telling behavior as they get into […]

Not many people like math, or math practice questions, as much as they love literature or the sciences. Perhaps, it is because of how numbers can be so confusing and the theories mind boggling.  Since math is something that one could not live without, one of the best ways to sharpen your skills in mathematics […]

If your child is facing an upcoming Common Core test, you’re probably curious as to the best way to help them succeed and perform to the best of their ability. You’re not alone – the vast majority of parents with school age children utilize some type of supplemental study with their children regarding standardized testing. Science is one of […]

If you’re anything like me, the prospect of a rainy day inside can cause some small feelings of dread as a parent. What do you do with your children? There is a huge temptation to simply allow them to watch tv, or play video games or with their smart phones. But as fall continues into […]

With the recent introduction of the State Standards Common Core testing battery, many parents are looking for Common Core tests by state. Many parents and students are slightly confused, especially since tests by state can vary. Here, we’ll review the Common Core itself and why it was created. Origins The concept of common core tests […]

Many parents wonder about the difference between the CogAT Form 7 and other forms. The CogAT exam is an intelligence assessment exam that specifically measures reasoning abilities. The test’s full name is the Cognitive Abilities Test, and the “form 7” designation is simply the version of the exam that is scheduled to be administered. In […]

In the world of standardized testing, the English Language Arts and Literacy Common Core tests are relatively new. Designed through a collaboration between the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) and the National Governors Association (NGA), as well as many educators and administrators across the country, the tests have two main goals. Graduating Senior […]

There are so many complaints from Testing Mom customers about the lack of good schools in their area.  We make it our business to help parents find better schools in their area. In 2012 the Bureau of Economic Analysis began measuring the effect of the arts on the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This is […]

If your child is faced with an upcoming common core test, you’re undoubtedly interested in common core test prep. Since the common core is a relatively new standardized test, many parents feel confused over how best to help their children prepare. Thankfully, there are many resources available, many of them for free.  What is the […]

Testing Mom makes it our business for you to be a better parent! According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the student-teacher ratio is set to decline in the coming decade. This is great news for parents who have been fighting for years for a better ratio of teachers to students. But if your child […]