What Parents and Schools Need to Know about Autism
When Alex was three years old, his parents noticed that he wasn’t responding to his name. He seemed distant, preferring to line up his toys rather than engage in imaginative… Read More
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… Read More
Flexibility of the Mind: A New Hope for Teachers Battling Stress
Imagine walking into a classroom every day, ready to inspire young minds, only to be met with the weight of the emotional and psychological traumas that your students carry. This… Read More
Virtual Nature: The New Frontier in Managing Student Anxiety
A Digital Oasis for Student Minds Imagine standing on a tranquil beach, the waves lapping at your feet, or walking through a lush forest, the rustle of leaves above you…. Read More
Why Do Low Performers Overestimate?
Understanding how well students can assess their own academic performance is a fascinating area of study, especially for those who perform poorly. This phenomenon, often attributed to the Dunning-Kruger effect,… Read More
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… Read More
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… Read More
AI Support for Student Mental Health
Understanding the mental health of students has always been a complex challenge, especially in the rapidly changing social and economic landscape. With the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI), there is… Read More
Fostering Success with Social-Emotional Learning.
In recent years, the emphasis on social-emotional learning (SEL) in schools has surged, recognizing its profound impact on students’ overall development and success. The article Supporting Student Social Emotional Learning… Read More
Helping Perfectionism in Students
Perfectionism is a trait characterized by setting high standards and being critical when these standards are not met. It’s not a simple concept but rather a complex one with two… Read More