When Teachers Overcome Math Anxiety, Students Benefit
To prevent the rise of math anxiety in elementary students, teachers and parents need confidence in their understanding of the subject.
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.
The 10 most popular learning channels for kids
Educational influencers are all over the internet--and they have some of the best learning channels and digital resources for students. Here are the 10 most popular learning channels for kids
Expand your child’s curiosity with these best-selling, low-cost DIY kits
Parents can boost their children's curiosity with these best-selling DIY kits
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
‘Not The Kind of Growth We Need’: Despite Some Recovery of Learning Lost During Pandemic, Test Results Reveal Large Gaps
New data shows winter #reading and #math performance in grades 1-8 approaching normal levels, but experts say there’s not enough growth to close the gaps
What new CDC mask guidance means for schools and educators
What new CDC mask guidance means for schools and educators
The Guardian view on child’s play: help kids be themselves
Play and playtime are increasingly controlled and constrained. Children must be allowed more play and trusted to take age-appropriate risks
Outdoor Play Positively Influences Kids’ On-Task Behavior
Outdoor play positively impacts kids' on-task behavior because it builds necessary skills for focus.