More Play, Hands-On Learning In Kindergarten Improves Academic Outcomes
A new study suggests that emphasizing social and hands-on play in kindergarten actually leads to better outcomes for students as they get older
More U.S. kids being diagnosed with autism, ADHD
More U.S. children today are being diagnosed with developmental disabilities like autism and ADHD than a decade ago
Parents Share The Screen Time Rules That Actually Work For Them
Parents share the screen times rules that work best for their children
10 Activities Parents Can Do To Get Kids Excited About Fall
Here are some fun activities the whole family can enjoy this fall
Third of children who need glasses aren’t wearing them – and this may be impacting their academic, social and emotional learning
Third of children who need glasses aren’t wearing them – and this may be impacting their academic, social and emotional learning
Lesaux and Jones: Is This High-Quality Preschool Really Working? To Find Out, Parents Should Ask About These Unseen Things
While family preschool tours should focus on the practical things children need, parents should also ask about the professional resources, strategies and supports that enable teachers to be at their best
10 Age-Appropriate Ways To Talk To Your Kid About Depression And Anxiety
Here are 10 age-appropriate ways parents can talk to their children about anxiety and depression
10 Questions To Ask Your Child’s Teacher (And Why They Are Important)
Which questions should parents ask their children's teachers at the beginning of the school year?
Survey: K-12 principals most trusted to be ethical, responsible
Americans trust K-12 principals more than other authority figures to be caring, to provide fair and accurate information and to handle resources responsibly
Children’s lies are deceptively complex
A child's lie can be more complex than parents believe. To tell a lie, children must first understand that other people can have different beliefs and knowledge than they do, and that these beliefs can be false.