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Compared to girls, boys are notoriously slow at taking to reading and staying with it over time. It doesn’t have to be that way. If you want to motivate your sons to become... more

The Power of Music in Childhood Education

“Music enhances the education of our children by helping them to make connections and broadening the depth with which they think and feel. If we are to hope for a society of... more

Young Historian: The Civil War

In April 1861, the United States went to war with itself. This war, called the Civil War, happened just 78 years after the original 13 colonies had won independence from Britain.... more

Summer Love: What Not to Say When Yours Kids Are Having Their First Crush

Whether your kids are going to camp this summer, joining you and the rest of the family on a vacation trip, or just hanging around the neighborhood with friends, chances are they’... more

Turning Picky Into Adventurous Eaters: What Not to Say and Do

May 4 is National Fitness Day, a great opportunity to consider what parents can do to turn their kids from picky into adventurous eaters. Picky eaters are common. Most kids go... more

How Limiting Screen Time Changed Our Family’s Dynamic

What if the secret to a healthier, more connected family life isn’t resisting technology, but rediscovering the simple joys of the world beyond it? When stepping into the role of... more

New Mexico Joins Movement to Boost Technical Career Development

New Mexico is among the first eight states to become an official partner of Be Pro Be Proud (BPBP), a national workforce development movement that seeks to attract students and... more