Game-based learning
Game-based learning is growing. An analysis takes a look at the innovative technologies and marketplace developments supporting game-based learning and its place in K-12 classrooms. Read more
Children's Museums
Children's museums are not traditional museums with exhibits of ancient artifacts scaled down for children. They are interactive places designed specifically for children where they learn through play and exploration. Children discover and gain understanding through a myriad of experiences in a hands-on environment based on their own interests and pace.
slow to catch and spread Covid-19
Young children have consistently been slow to catch and spread Covid-19. Experts have a few hunches why. Read more
have class outside
The answer to America’s school-reopening problem may just be to have class outside. It’s been done before. Here’s what it could look like. Read more
perspectives on public spaces
Children are too rarely asked their perspectives on public spaces. Traditionally, adults make choices for children, particularly about how they live and play. Read more
deeper appreciation of nature
A post-pandemic blessing could be a deeper appreciation of nature. Nature reminds us that despite all of the chaos, there is still so much beauty in our world. Read more
a concussion is a very serious brain injury
Parents need to understand that a concussion is a very serious brain injury, one which requires treatment every time a concussion is sustained. Concussions can have a compounding effect on children that could lead to more aggressive behavior, academic problems, and social issues. Read more
return-to-sport readiness
A recent study shows that high school athletes require longer recovery following concussions and careful attention is necessary when determining return-to-sport readiness. Read more
Cognitive Development
Cognitive development is a natural mental process of growth of perception, memory, judgment, reasoning, and other conscious intellectual activity.
Generation C
Covid-19’s impact will define a generation of kids (Generation C). For the ages most impacted (6-16), the pandemic and its effects will define their generation, jolting them into a new way of thinking, acting, playing and socializing. Read more
