Beat the summer math slump: Why it happens, and how you can help your kid counteract it
How parents can keep their children learning math during their summer vacation
Reading to your child: the difference it makes
Reading to your children has amazing effects on their learning. Children often tell researches shared reading time is their happiest moments and it helps kids develop positive and strong associations with spoken language and books.
Drawing on Ideas for Language Learners
How concept-mapping strategies can benefit language learners
Making Students Globally Competitive While They Learn
Becoming globally competent is not a simple process, but if pursued correctly, it can be achieved successfully, yielding far-reaching benefits that last throughout a student's life
Students in Tech Say Soft Skills and the Arts Set Them Up for Success
How learning soft skills and an arts education have benefited these students as they've begun their careers in technology
Sneaking Past the Summer Slide: How to Make the Most of Summer Without a Single Flashcard
Parents, do you want to keep your children learning without it seeming like a chore?
Much ado over the gender gap in STEM
The gender gap in STEM ed is often more complex than headlines suggest. Teen girls may score higher on tests, but boys show greater interest and enthusiasm.
100 Reasons to Homeschool Your Kids
100 Reasons to Homeschool Your Kids
5 Ways Society Sabotages Girls’ Interest In Science And Math
A girl's interest in STEM subjects can easily be sabotaged. Here's how
How parents can ensure their kids are still learning over the summer
How parents can keep their children learning during their summer vacation