Category : Education

The back-to-school season is just around the corner! It's usually an exciting time for children and parents. However, the reality is that this year, families of school-age kids face the enormous challenge of ensuring their children’s safety and health as they continue learning so they don’t fall behind academically. And while . . .

Students who excel in school aren't always born fast learners! While a kid's personality is crucial to his or her attitude toward learning and education, most children learn to do well in school. With the basic aptitude and drive coupled with encouragement, a child will be on his or her . . .

Study skills are essential for kids. As they grow up and advance in school, studying gets harder by the year! From information overload, tight schedules, and lots of homework, kids face challenges that make studying impossible! What you, as parents, do can make or break their academic performance. Teachers can provide . . .

We want to emphasize first that the American Academy of Pediatrics discourages the exposure of children under two years old to television and gadgets, among other digital media. Even then, their exposure should be limited to between one and two hours for their proper development. Yet another vital aspect we want to . . .

Written by Britt Lynn Adults like to separate work and play, but that binary view doesn't make sense for children. All work and no play really does make a dull boy, because that boy doesn't have the chance to make critical connections between synapses, develop key social tools, or even discover . . .

Written by Britt Lynn Kicking back during the summer months is often just what everyone needs after a hectic school year. Shifting gears and focusing on fun and exploration is a great way to keep everyone busy, too. Just because school's out of session doesn't mean that learning and education have . . .

Children's museums provide an enriching experience for young learners. Exhibiting items and activities of historical and practical significance, museums open young minds to imagination, exploration, and discovery. While traditional museums are often subject-centered, high-culture, and have hands-off policies on their collections, kid-friendly museums are quite different. They feature an interactive approach . . .

Education is a privilege that parents aspire to provide to their children. Understandably, you would want the best for your child, allowing them to learn and understand the world around them while gaining valuable skills that will help them later on in life! While most kids get their education inside . . .

With increasing technology use, more schools are going paperless. Kids today, smart as they are, exhibit proficiency in the use of cloud storage. They understand how communication works through technology, including emails and social media for research as they do their homework. Several sites like Pinterest and Etsy are a . . .