Youngest children within their school year are more likely to be treated for ADHD, says new study
Youngest children within their school year are more likely to be treated for ADHD, says new study
Building a student’s career: Is STEM Education the right choice?
The main value of STEM education is to enable students of any age and gender to be more prepared for the ever-changing and globalized market.
Learning languages: The cultural and neurological significance of travel
Why is it that travel suddenly unlocks the desire to be able to speak a foreign language?
Teaching the Principles of Computer Science Early in K–12 Schools
While coding is a good start, schools need to develop broader computer science initiatives to grow 21st century–ready learners.
Do Dyslexia Fonts Actually Work?
Specialized fonts for students with dyslexia are gaining in popularity. But do they really work?
Blurring the lines between education and workforce
After a year of disruption one idea to improve education is to break down barriers between high school, college and career to create a system that bridges all three.
5 tips for parents of new kindergartners who are younger than their classmates
5 tips for parents of new kindergartners who are younger than their classmates
Music Training Can Be a Literacy Superpower
When kids study music—intensively and over long periods of time—they become better readers. Here’s what’s at play.
How Many Languages Could a Child Speak?
How many languages could young children actually learn? In theory, young kids could master a broad array of tongues. But there are some inherent limits.
BUILT-UP MEMORIES HELP BABIES CONNECT WORDS TO OBJECTS
A new study offers a fresh perspective on how babies connect name words with objects, a critical skill for later language development.