‘Time outs’ don’t do any harm, parents told
Using "time outs" to discipline children is not going to harm them or your relationship with them, research suggests.
Starting school can be a traumatic experience – for the parents
Sending kids back-to-school can be a stressful time for parents
Full-day kindergarten could soon be required in every California school
Full-day kindergarten could soon be required in every California school
As the kids go back to school, let’s all take the chance to refresh
Going back-to-school is more than just shopping and meeting new teachers and classmates, says writer. It's also a state of mind
How Technology Can Improve Digital Citizenship in K–12
Students need to understand how to use the digital tools at their fingertips responsibly and safely.
How To Help Kids Think Critically In The Age Of The Internet
How parents can help their children learn to think critically in the age of the Internet
What does it take to get into college? Here’s a snapshot.
How should college admissions be determined? On the eve of the sentencing of the first parent in the Varsity Blues cheating scandal, here is a look at recent data revealing what admissions officers say matters most.
What’s The Best Way For You To Save For Education?
What are the best ways for parents to save money for their children's education?
5 Ways To Bring Back Screen-Time Rules After Summer
As kids head back to school, parents maybe wondering how they can reinforce screen time rules after relaxing them during the summer
Toddler language learning: Richer and more complicated than you might think
Adults aren't the only language teachers: six-year-olds still produce sounds differently than adults, but toddlers are extremely good at understanding the speech of children six years and older.