Is the Hunger Games too violent?
Millions of children are already possessed by The Hunger Games trilogy, now the first movie is on its way. Has children’s media become too addictive — and too violent?
Signs of an LD in middle and high school
How do you know if your tween or teen has a learning disability? Learn to read the signs.
Exercise and the brain
Think that sweating only benefits the body? Think again. Find out what the latest science says about intense physical activity and how it can help your child learn.
Sizing up school safety
How do you know if a school is safe? Pretty paint jobs won't tell you! Let these six steps help you research the most fundamental issue for every school.
Laptops and iPads in the classroom
A close look at digital devices in schools — what works why it does.
How can parents nurture resilience in their children?
Learn about qualities that allow kids to bounce back from adversity -- and how to nurture that type of resilience in your child.
How parents can foster their child's self-esteem
Dr. Robert Brooks describes research-based strategies that can help you nurture your children's self-esteem by building their competence and resilience.
School cafeteria makeovers
Need help banning mystery meat from your school's cafeteria? Get the tools you need from these organizations dedicated to serving up better lunches.
Handwriting cues
How you can help at home: Reinforce proper letter formation by writing lists and notes together with your child.
Making your child’s school safe and supportive
As a parent, there’s a lot you can do to influence how kids are treated — and how students treat each other — at school. Here’s how to make positive changes happen.
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