Middle school is a pivotal point in students' lives where they learn how to navigate new emotions and experiences. This can be exciting but the increase in academic responsibility, social pressures,.
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Preserving Academic Integrity in the Age of AI
As AI continues to transform industries worldwide, how should schools prepare students to navigate its benefits and ethical dilemmas?
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Children today are increasingly aware of, and sometimes anxious about, climate change. The term “eco-anxiety” describes the feelings of worry and fear about the future of our planet, often.
Why Robotics Classes for Kids are Important
As a parent and caregiver you want your child to lead a successful and fulfilling life. But when it comes to their educational journey, choosing a school with the right curriculum, classes, or.
Empowering Your Child in Math: Tips for Parents
While it’s easy to celebrate children’s strengths, it’s important to remember that they will experience struggles as well. One example of this is a child struggling with math.
Empowering Students to Take Charge of Protecting the Planet
At Friends’ Central School, students learn to take care of the earth by becoming active advocates for change and community. From nursery to grade 12, students participate in processes designed to.
10 Ways to Celebrate the Fourth of July Along Philadelphia’s Main Line That Don’t Involve Fireworks
Finding meaningful ways to engage children when they’re not in school can sometimes be a challenge. When it comes to celebrating holidays like the Fourth of July, it can be even harder to find.
Questions to Ask When Choosing a Preschool
Enrolling your child in a nursery school program is an exciting new chapter for you and your family. At the same time, there is a lot to think about!
From church or synagogue programs to.
Letting Children Play May Be the Best Class of All
From the morning news to the increasingly ubiquitous blogosphere, the messaging that more is more never stops. It is a seductive message that is leading educators and parents to value rigid pedagogic.