Summer learning can play a crucial role in helping kids recover learning lost during the summer. Here are researched suggestions on how school districts can capitalize on the crucial summer months and make learning more equitable? Read more
STEM researchers at Purdue’s Center for Early Learning suggest three ways to make the total solar eclipse on April 8 a fun experience for young children and teach some important science along the way. Read more
Kindness, confidence, sense of responsibility, and resilience are the signs of mentally strong kids. These kids know what they want in life, have a sense of purpose, and understand how what they do can help others. Read more
Teens need two things -- some autonomy and some support. Put them together and you get autonomy-supportive parenting, trusting kids to figure more things out for themselves, while being there to help out, ask questions, and support their journey. Read more
A recent study found that the inclusive and intentional play environment fostered by Playworks during recess at participating schools led to girls spending significantly more time engaged in vigorous physical activity compared to their counterparts in non-Playworks schools. Read more
For children and young people, cycling represents not just a means of getting from point A to point B, but a gateway to freedom, exploration, and independence. Some cities are working towards being cycle-friendly. Read more
The RubIk’s Cube was invented 50 years ago in 1974. Legend says the inventor made it to demonstrate a 3D solid for his students. He may have been influenced by these early brain teaser puzzles. Read more
Technology and social media can amplify the struggles teens face, but they aren't the only issues they encounter. Here are 10 issues that trouble today’s teens. Read more
