A pediatrician helps explain when babies typically begin to recognize their own name as well as when you should be concerned if they’re not. read more

Whether they are in kindergarten or a senior in high school, a tutor can provide additional support that a parent or teacher might not be able to give... read more

A genetics expert breaks down whether intelligence or cognition comes from genetic influence or other factors like socioeconomic status, and how these... read more

An Infant and Toddler Education Expert weighs in with ten things parents can start doing to help their babies learn and explore the world around them. read more

A child's play may seem like it's just goofy, silly fun. But your kids are actually learning as they play. Here's how. read more

Some schools have eliminated homework from their curriculum. What are the pros and cons of doing so? read more

Attending college after high school isn't for everyone. Some teens choose to take a year or two off before continuing their education, while others ju... read more

Nothing is more important to academic achievement than being a good reader. Parents know their children best and can provide the one-on-one time and a... read more

This week we are featuring fun, free and educational apps for all ages! Code Karts Code Karts is a racing game where kids use code sequences... read more

When talking to your teen, asking her what she plans to do rather than telling her what you think she should do will help open up a whole new world of... read more

Recess at school is a hot topic worldwide, with some schools increasing recess time (with amazing results!), and other schools cutting it out altogeth... read more

Hear from parents on how they balance their kids' use of technology and implement parental controls while keeping their kids safe and their connection... read more

Engineering and STEM activities are important for kindergarten readiness. Your child should know how to build with blocks and fit different shapes tog... read more

April, May, and June are big testing months in school. And now that most schools have adopted the new Common Core Standards, test-day anxiety is strik... read more

Test day jitters are striking earlier than ever, now that most states give several standardized tests in elementary school. Learn some tips and techni... read more

Find resources to learn more about the Common Core Standards, why they were created, and what it means for your child's education. read more

Improving test scores and grades can be a tough task for a child of any age. Use these tips to find constructive ways to discuss grades and make a pla... read more

Ask any pregnant woman about the cardinal rule of pregnancy and her answer will likely be "no alcohol." For good reason too- alcohol during pregnancy ... read more

If you ask T. what she wants to be when she grows up, she'll tell you "a scientist!" Then she will go on to qualify that and say, more s... read more

States can now apply to opt out of No Child Left Behind (NCLB), thanks to a new executive order that President Obama signed last month -- and they'... read more

It's EOG (end-of-grade-testing) week for L. this week, and next week, too. The fun starts Thursday, with the EOG in science, and Monday, Tuesday, ... read more

True story: I once saw a mom out and about who was asking her two kids -- probably ages 4 and 6, if that -- "Where do you see a right a... read more

It's midterm exam week this week and while I'm welcoming the change of pace (and the chance to wear jeans, and to sit in my office listening t... read more

When I came into work yesterday, I found this note on a crumpled piece of paper attached to my office door: Can u call me 4 the test? followed b... read more