Why Trying A Sport At Least Once Might Benefit Kids
if kids show an interest or curiosity in playing a sport they should give it a go even just once as it can provide many benefits
What do kids like and dislike about school? This is why it matters – and we can do something about it
A third of students say they don’t like school, and that dislike often begins around the time they enter high school. But the reasons they give point the way to solutions to this problem.
Tackling the “Exodus” Claim
Would expanding school choice programs dismantle public schools?
Learn Local, Think Global
Global education can start in kindergarten, or even earlier, with the introduction of words from different languages, appreciation of international foods and customs, and understanding of different belief systems.
Just 15 Minutes A Day Could Improve Cognitive Function In Children
The Daily Mile is a program that encourages children to take 15 minutes out of their school day to take a brisk walk or run and evidence suggests it can improve their cognitive function
New Key to Fluctuating Language Ability?
New research reveals how the brain processes language
What’s Next for Edtech Now That the ‘Pandemic Bump’ Has Faded?
What’s Next for Edtech Now That the ‘Pandemic Bump’ Has Faded?
Stop Telling Kids to ‘Be Careful’ (and What to Say Instead)
Saying "be careful" all the time can confuse kids, instill fear, and lower their self-confidence
The Business Benefits of Learning a New Language
Why being bilingual will help you with your future business or entrepreneur goals
What Fact-Checkers Know About Media Literacy—and Students Should, Too
Professional fact-checkers use a strategy that’s at odds with how we usually teach information literacy. Here’s how to pass it on to students