Protecting Students from Cyberbullying in the Virtual Classroom
Protecting Students from Cyberbullying in the Virtual Classroom
6 resources for student mental health during COVID-19
The coronavirus has closed schools, and many students may need help regulating their mental health and dealing with anxiety
How Parents and Schools Can Work Together to Keep Math Learning on Track
In this time of disrupted traditional instruction, it’s more important than ever for parents and teachers to work together to support their children’s math learning
Why an early start is key to developing musical skill later in life
Why an early start is key to developing musical skill later in life
6 Strategies To Help Your Kid Who Hates Distance Learning
Kids love playing on screens, but it's a different story when it's online school. Here's how to help the student who hate virtual learning.
‘Every Kid is Motivated’: Action-oriented Ideas to Revive Students’ Curiosity
How parents and teachers can keep a child's motivation and curiosity alive during the pandemic
6 Benefits Of Making Puzzles A Part Of Kids’ Play
Puzzles are not only a fun activity, it's also deceptively educational, proving to be the learning tool of choice for many parents and educators.
Starting kindergarten on the right foot
Kindergarten math skills contributed to better end-of high-school achievement and a lower dropout risk
Study shows strong links between music and math, reading achievement
Study shows strong links between music and math, reading achievement
Why Your Child Shouldn’t Have Their Phone While Doing Homework
A study was done to observe students studying for a period of fifteen minutes. It reported that students lost focus after a maximum of three minutes. As such parents should not allow to use their phones while studying