From months without play dates, hugs from grandma and trips to the library, children have lost a lot during the pandemic. How we can mitigate the damage for the youngest kids of the Covid-19 generation?
Without cultural contexts, students are robbed of a full and engaging language learning experience.
For many students, working out what to study at university is guided by whether they want a route directly to a job, or to keep their options open. But sometimes it’s not easy to decide between the two.
Here are some practical and fun ways parents can support their children's emotional health during this tumultuous time
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.
With everything happening in the world, it's important for parents to know how to explain current events to kids in a safe way they'll understand.
To support young children’s social and developmental skills, preschools have had to get creative with what were once mainstay classroom practices.
How the cloud helps students and teachers stay connected despite the curveballs COVID-19 may throw at schools
We know kids miss their friends, so help them stay social and connected during virtual school with these tips and ideas.
Most middle school students have not mastered the self-regulation skills they need for distance learning, but these simple strategies can help.