Exercise your mind by reading, experts say
Research reveals children who read for pleasure have better language and comprehension skills, and greater empathy toward others, get better exam results and go on to be leaders in life.
Storytime, Meet Number Play: Early Math in the Home Matters for Later Skills
When parents and kids play math-related games and puzzles together, research suggests both generations build up better math skills and more positive associations with the subject.
Signs Your Child Is Unhappy At Preschool & What Steps You Should Take
How can parents tell if their children are unhappy at preschool and what can they do to help?
LEGO Is Probably The Biggest Education Company On Earth
LEGO is a name you know. You may not know it's actually an education company.
Simple Ways to Encourage Kindness in Students of All Ages
With Random Acts of Kindness Day approaching, here are 5 easy ways to promote kindness across all age groups of children
School start times: Are teens too sleepy to enjoy learning?
Early school start times and lack of teen sleep may be one reason that researchers are finding students have negative attitudes towards school.
20 Classic Books To Read Aloud To Your Kids & Ignite Their Love Of Reading
Celebrate World Read Aloud Day with these classic books to read aloud to your kids
Handwritten valentines create a legacy of love and literacy
Handwritten letters enhance relationships among people of all ages, and help children become empowered and inspired through the power of the pen.
12 ways to be a happier, more effective parent this year
12 ways to be a happier, more effective parent this year
Researchers Link Autism To A System That Insulates Brain Wiring
Brains affected by autism appear to share a problem with cells that make myelin, the insulating coating surrounding nerve fibers that controls the speed at which the fibers convey electrical signals.