Bias & Hate: What to do When it Happens at Your School
It’s often said that children learn by imitating others, especially those in positions of authority. And in this present culture of toxic shaming, trolling…
Read MoreIt’s often said that children learn by imitating others, especially those in positions of authority. And in this present culture of toxic shaming, trolling…
Read MoreFor parents, getting ready for the new school year often means checking off a list of supplies, getting medical forms in order, replacing that…
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Read MoreJD McCrary has a message to kids who have a special talent and a dream: Keep going and never give up. The 12-year-old actor…
Read MoreThe link between parental support and student achievement is so robust that school districts often have policies to encourage it, and various funding sources…
Read MoreTraditionally, the adults in a child’s life were confined to their respective environments—a teacher was responsible for facilitating learning and delivering discipline in the…
Read MoreDid you know that nine out of 10 teachers spend at least three weeks re-teaching lessons at the start of the school year to…
Read MoreWhen comparing a set of building blocks to sophisticated-looking toys and gadgets, can playing with blocks compare? Science says, yes! You might be surprised…
Read MoreSummer break doesn’t need to mean a break from learning. On the contrary, it’s the perfect time to make learning come alive. As parents,…
Read MoreIt’s never too early to get in on scholarships for your teen. As you search for the right school and a financial pathway there,…
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