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Unlocking Kids’ Hidden Superpower

Did you know that most children’s natural creativity drops sharply by the time they reach middle school? Researchers call it the “creativity cliff,” and it’s not just about losing art skills—it’s about losing a core part of what makes kids resilient, confident, and mentally healthy. When kids stop believing they can be creative, it doesn’t […]

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Development

Perform, Play, Protect: Brain Health for Preschoolers

Imagine a preschooler enthusiastically dancing to a lively tune while singing about healthy foods. Behind the smiles and giggles is something far more profound—a foundation for lifelong brain health. This isn’t just wishful thinking; it’s a science-backed innovation in education that uses performing arts to instill healthy habits in young children. A recent study has […]

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Development

How Parental Involvement Shapes Student Imagination

“The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge, but imagination.” – Albert Einstein. When it comes to fostering creativity in students, this statement holds more relevance than ever. Creativity—our capacity to generate novel ideas and solve problems in innovative ways—has become one of the most vital skills for success in the 21st century. But here’s […]

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