Schools use art to help kids through trauma
How the arts have helped children build resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic
Albright: Physical Health Is Only Part of What Makes a School Safe. 4 Ways to Include Student Mental Health in Reopening Plans
The pandemic has shined a spotlight on the need for a broader definition of school safety, one that considers the social and emotional needs of the school community
Using a ‘Less Is More’ Approach to Engage Parents
How preschools can engage parents
Poll: Most Californians worry schools won’t reopen fully next fall
According to a new poll most parents in California worry that schools will not reopen in the fall
3 things parents of neurodiverse kids should know
When navigating life and learning with a neurodiverse child, it’s important to be patient, be consistent, and take things one step at a time
Tantrums Are Coming: Neurodiversity Therapists Share 10 Tried & True Strategies For All Types Of Kids
Parents can expect meltdowns as kids get back to the classroom and the world. The same strategies that help neurodiverse children cope with everyday stimuli can also help kids of all types feel safe and regulated.
How To Ensure Your Child Is Self-Competent
Here are a few things parents can do to help their children develop healthy self-esteem and be confident and competent.
LRA Releases Report on Dyslexia Research
The Literacy Research Association has released a new report on the latest Dyslexia research
Lockdowns hurt child speech and language skills – report
There is growing evidence that the past year of lockdowns has had an impact on young children's language skills, according to research.
Teaching pupils to ‘think like Da Vinci’ will help them to take on climate change
Reforms to the school curriculum which mix the arts and sciences will better prepare students for the real-world challenges that will define their adult lives, researchers argue.