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How Early Childhood Screen Time Might Be Fueling Your Child’s Anger

Imagine this: it’s been a long day, and your three-year-old is on the brink of another meltdown. You hand them a tablet, hoping it will keep them occupied long enough for you to finish making dinner or catch your breath. But what if that very tablet is quietly sowing the seeds for even more frustration […]

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Nurturing Persistence: The Power of Relationships in First Grade

When children enter first grade, they embark on a journey filled with new academic challenges and social dynamics. But what really helps them persist through tough tasks? Recent research sheds light on the powerful influence of parent-child and teacher-child relationships on a child’s ability to stay focused and determined in the face of difficulty. Understanding […]

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Empowering Teens’ Career Choices

Choosing a high school major is a significant milestone for adolescents, marking their first steps toward a future career. However, these decisions often align with gender stereotypes, where boys tend to pursue STEM (science, technology, engineering, or math) fields, and girls lean towards the humanities. This gendered pattern has far-reaching consequences, including future earnings gaps […]

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How Early Childhood Screen Time Might Be Fueling Your Child’s Anger

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