With that said, certain kinds of compliments can be more beneficial than others, especially long-term. Those compliments are growth mindset-focused. Not only can they help a child feel good in the ...

If you want to build an environment where people can live on the edge of growth, think like the parent of a 2-year-old on a bike.

Eyemart Express reports on choosing kids' glasses, emphasizing prescriptions, frame fit, comfort, and involving children in selecting styles for confidence.

Despite being under threat from the Trump Administration, progressive lawyers continue to advocate for immigrants, LGBTQ+ communities and other vulnerable people.

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Growth is not just about calories. For a child to gain healthy height and build brain capacity they need: good-quality protein for muscle and organ growth, iron and zinc for brain development and ...

In a now viral TikTok post, Maddie Young shared snaps from every month of her son Theo's first year, where he can be seen in a similar position wearing the same blue sweater. The result gave her a ...

Teachers can use this spreadsheet—free template included—to track accommodations and strengths to keep students on track and motivated.

The Corpus Christi Independent School District is seeing high growth in pre-K enrollment — and with that, increased readiness in reading and math.RELATED: From Doorsteps to Classrooms: CCISD’s effort ...

Teachers can guide students to recognize and understand their emotions by grounding conversations in engaging books.

Scholarship Institute reports effective tutoring for K-12 should occur during school, emphasize trust, set goals, and track progress to boost student achievement.

In terms of overall limits on screen time, the Pew survey finds that many parents feel inadequate, with 42% saying they feel they could be doing better, versus 33% who think they are stricter than ...