6 articles
We worry about the STEM gap like it starts in middle school. But the research on what actually builds science curiosity and math confidence in kids points to something much earlier, and much simpler than a coding kit.
Grace Ramirez·
If reading homework has turned into a battle zone, something more than extra practice might be needed. Here's how to recognize the signs of dyslexia, what the research says works, and what to do this week.
Jess Thornton·
Every generation faces a technology that changes what children need to know. Here's what developmental science tells us about the human capacities AI genuinely cannot build, and what parents can do to cultivate them.
Maya Okafor·
Some kids are both highly capable and genuinely challenged at the same time. If your child's brilliance keeps getting overlooked because the struggle is louder, here's what twice-exceptional actually means and what it looks like in real life.
Grace Ramirez·
We treat creative play like the reward for finishing real learning. But the evidence says it might actually be the real learning. Here's what the research on imaginative play, reading aloud, and creative development actually shows.
Sarah Chen·
The science of early literacy says what exhausted parents need to hear: you're already doing most of it. Here's what actually builds a reader -- and why the messy, imperfect moments already happening in your home are exactly what your child needs.
Grace Ramirez·