You Owe Your Children Financial Hygiene
When it comes to preparing children to deal with the money they will earn and inherit, parents have a serious responsibility to provide financial educational from an early age.
Playing with old phones teaches children good habits, and reflects our bad ones back at us
Children see adults on smartphones, looking up information they need to know, and being continuously connected. They want to copy this behavior in their play and practice being an adult.
The Rightness of Being Wrong: How Mistakes Illuminate Progress
How can we ensure that classrooms are safe spaces where students feel confident sharing their ideas, make mistakes and learn from failure?
Can apps make your kids smarter?
Can apps really boost your kids' intelligence?
Saving Kids from Stress
How can we help students manage their stress?
I Took Electronics Away From My Kid & Here’s What Happened
Limiting your child's screen time can be difficult, but it's worth the effort, says mom
Pro-Charter March Greets Democratic Debate in Los Angeles
Parents, students, education activists promoting school choice trail presidential candidates.
When Schools Try to Tweak Winter Break, Families Fight Back
Schools face backlash from families after tweaking the schedule for winter break
The things that do – and don’t – motivate kids to succeed
Two drivers of learning behavior are natural curiosity and the desire for a reward. But which is better for helping children learn?
We asked kids to send us their burning questions – here are 5 of our favorites from 2019
If you've ever spent even a few minutes with children, you've probably heard them ask a question or two. Or many more. Here are answers to a handful.