All is not lost if your child has missed out on some of their usual social interaction during COVID-19. They might have actually gained something in spending more time with family.
What would happen if ‘college’ meant serving entire families and communities instead of individual students?
A new study suggests that children’s “screen time” reflects parents’ stress levels and access to resources, not their philosophy or knowledge about child rearing.
Dr. Stephen Thomas, Chief of Infectious Diseases at SUNY Upstate Medical University, discusses the importance of the “infection prevention bundle”—the series of steps that students, families and schools should take to reduce the risk of Covid-19 transmission.
5 Ways To Play With Your Kid That Are So Fun, They Won't Realize They're Learning
What should we make of the fact that the (low-income) parents of the kids who most need to be in school—academically, socially, emotionally—are overwhelmingly scared to send them there?
Learning how to tell time doesn't come easy for a lot of kids. So make it fun with these activities to help kids learn how to tell time.
How kids and teens are coping with screen time as they learn during COVID-19 quarantine
Educating through a pandemic: From conflicting local and state plans in Connecticut to homeschooling in Nebraska and color-coded campus days in South Carolina, 8 ways schools & states are adapting to COVID-19
There's no question that the skills and behaviors of entrepreneurial people inevitably lead to success--so how can we teach them to our kids?