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When it comes to preparing your child for college, there is probably a clear focus on a robust curriculum and challenging classes that keep students engaged and prepared for college-level coursework. These are the

The term neurodiversity was introduced by sociologist Judy Singer in the 1990s and is becoming more widely accepted as our understanding of how the brain functions. But what is neurodiversity and what educational

One of the most delicate of topics to raise with a teenager is the subject of mental health. Young people face stressors and risk factors on a daily basis, and it can be hard for parents and educators to determine when

Middle schoolers are young people in transition, moving from the known environment of elementary school into an entirely new academic world. The skills and habits learned during this time can help or harm their future

A recent study of public school students with a diagnosis of ADHD showed that 1 in 3 of these learners receive no school-based interventions or services that might help them deal with the impact of their symptoms on

New Year’s resolutions are a time-tested tradition, but we may not consider the benefits this practice can offer to our children. Making New Year’s resolutions with your child can help you affirm and recognize their

During the recent shift to remote education for almost all students, psychologists are discovering that some students with learning differences are thriving in a virtual learning environment. Some of the surprising

Whether you are traveling over winter break or staying at home this year, you are probably familiar with the lull in educational activities for kids that can happen during this time of year. While your child might be

Encouraging children to explore their natural interests and find their hidden talents is one of the most empowering things a parent or caregiver can do for their child. Developing hobbies and interests that inspire

Some innovative public and private high schools are offering qualified students the opportunity to participate in Early College High School (ECHS). While these programs are not the right choice for every student, when