January 4, 1998
Showing 15 results found for Advocating for the Arts:
Arts on the Outs
The benefits of an arts education are immense, yet America has flunked art. Why? read more
February 24, 1999
The Core Knowledge Curriculum
This article explores the debate about whether schools should follow a common curriculum based on a selection of core knowledge and principles. read more
January 5, 1998
Pinkalicious Author Victoria Kann Spills on Everything From Her Next Book to Motherhood
She may have launched some of the cutest characters in modern-day lit, but in a recent chat in Queens, NY, she reminds me that she is human, and great... read more
June 19, 2019
The End-of-Summer Childcare Gap
What can working parents do with the kids after camp is over, and before school has started? read more
August 15, 2001
Black Infants Born Through Assisted Fertility at Higher Risk
A recent study finds that Black infants born through assisted reproductive technology are at a higher risk of death than white infants. read more
January 17, 2023
5 National Johnny Appleseed Day Crafts
Create these apple-themed crafts to celebrate Johnny Appleseed Day on September 26th. read more
September 26, 2017
A Study on School Subjects and Parental Involvement
A new survey by Word Tips reveals which subjects parents value when it comes to their children's education, how involved parents are with homework, an... read more
May 7, 2020
How to Nurture Your Marriage During the Pandemic
During times of stress and change, it can feel like everything is falling apart and it's more important than ever to take the time to nurture your rel... read more
June 16, 2020
When Your Child Has Toxic Friendships: What to Do
A family therapist signs of toxic friendships in kids and what to do if your child has toxic friends. read more
August 3, 2017
Black Female Scientists That Have Shaped US History
This International Day of Women and Girls in Science, celebrate these black female scientists that have shaped US history. read more
February 7, 2023
Homeschooling Teens
There's a better way for teens to learn, and it's easier than you think. read more
October 16, 2001