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Play Heals: How Games Rebuild Childhood

A 10-year-old boy in Chile described his hometown in Venezuela with one chilling phrase: “pure gunfire.” For him and many other children forced to migrate by violence, play wasn’t just fun. It was a lifeline. In a world where political unrest and neighborhood violence dominate the headlines, we often forget the quiet, everyday impact on […]

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Pre-adolescents

A Toy, a Standoff, and a Lesson in Sharing

The scene is familiar: A group of preschoolers sits in a circle, eyeing a single, coveted toy in the middle. The teacher places it down and steps back. Within seconds, one child grabs it. Another reaches out, hesitates, then pulls back. A third child watches, waiting for the right moment to make a move. Who […]

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Academics

Teacher-Paraprofessional Partnerships Matter

When was the last time you thought about the unsung heroes in your child’s classroom? While teachers often take the spotlight, paraprofessionals—commonly referred to as teacher assistants or aides—work tirelessly behind the scenes to support students, particularly those with disabilities. But what happens when the collaboration between these two roles falters? The answer could significantly […]

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What Teens Want on the Screen

We live in a time when screens dominate nearly every aspect of our daily lives, and nowhere is this more evident than in the lives of today’s teens. While the rapid rise of screen-based media has created countless opportunities for entertainment, education, and connection, it’s also brought new challenges, particularly for mental health. Recent research […]

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