5 Strategies to Demystify the Learning Process for Struggling Students
Originally published on MindShift. Barbara Oakley’s professional biography does not suggest that she was once a struggling math and science student: She
Author: Deborah Farmer Kris
10 Ways To Help Kids With Learning Differences That Could Benefit All Students
Originally published on MindShift. Schools are typically designed to serve the average student, and those with learning differences — such
How Social Bias Can Transfer From One Generation To The Next
Originally published on MindShift From an early age, children are sensitive to social cues from adults, peers, media and their surrounding environment.
Why Preschool is the ‘Most Important Year’ In a Child’s Development
Originally published on MindShift. Publicly funded pre-K programs enjoy broad public and political support, largely because of research suggesting that preschool graduates
The Superhero Solution: How Make-Believe Boosts Kids’ Perseverance
“Open up!” “The doctor said you need to take your medicine.” “This will help you feel better!” “You can have
Super Scribbles!: How Young Artists Grow
“Every child is an artist,” Pablo Picasso said. “The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.”
Every Child Is a Reader (Even If They Can’t Yet Read the Words)
In early September, my first grader sat on her bed thumbing through a picture book that was way above her
How to Watch the Solar Eclipse with Your Kids
On August 21, 2017, the United States will witness a solar eclipse. Parts of fourteen states will experience a total
Picture This: Using Art To Explore Math (and Math to Create Art)
It’s easy to view art and math as completely separate subjects. Right brain vs. left brain. Creative vs. analytical. Imaginative
How to Help Your Child Think Like a Scientist
As parents and caregivers, we don’t need special training in science or engineering to help our child develop inquiry skills.
