Social Media Is Fueling a Tween Skin Care Craze. Some Dermatologists Are Wary
Carol Cheng, a pediatric dermatologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, says she’s also seeing more kids and adolescents
How Postcards to Parents Can Help Schools Get Kids Back to Class
Espinoza said students who missed school were missing out on other benefits, too. “When a child is on campus, they’re
New Studies of Online Tutoring Highlight Troubles With Attendance and Larger Tutoring Groups
However, online tutoring can be effective when students participate regularly. In this Northern California study, reading achievement increased substantially, in
Are Some Children Really More Sensitive? Research Says Yes, But It Varies By Situation
Sensitive children often get a bad rap. They can be labeled as “difficult,” “dramatic” or “spoiled,” and often parents are
Disabled Students Are Struggling to Get What They Need at School
“If Sam’s future is wide open, that’s my dream. I want him to experience what any six year old gets
College Credit for Working Your Job? Walmart and McDonald’s Are Trying It
She’d returned to college in her late 40s using Walmart’s tuition-assistance program after joining the company as a part-time stocker.
Researchers Warn of Potential for Racial Bias in AI Apps in the Classroom
A little background about this large bundle of essays: Students across the nation had originally written these essays between 2015
They Weren’t Yet in School When COVID Hit. The Pandemic Still Set Back the Youngest Students.
It’s also possible that schools targeted more academic support to older children and teens. “We can see it as a
Pandemic Aid to Schools Paid Off, But We Don’t Know How
The most interesting nuggets from the two reports, however, were how the academic gains varied wildly across the nation. That’s
New York City Is Moving to Ban Phones From School. Will It Work?
With New York and Los Angeles now poised to become the two largest districts to address those concerns with new