#best advice for education
Parents play a crucial role in their children’s education, serving as their first teachers and lifelong champions.
This category explores the partnership between parents and educators in supporting children’s learning and development.
Articles in this category cover a range of topics, including fostering a supportive home environment for learning, promoting parental involvement in education, and nurturing critical thinking skills in children.
Whether you’re a parent looking for guidance on how to support your child’s education or an educator seeking to strengthen the home-school partnership, our articles aim to provide practical tips and insights to help families navigate the educational journey together.
A University of Dayton Professor Appointment to a leading African child rights body signals strong progress for children across Africa and for global human rights education. This story links university research, African Child Rights advocacy, and concrete child protection work on the ground. University of Dayton Professor Appointment and African Child Rights impact The recent …
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Two major Jewish advocacy groups have filed a high-profile lawsuit against California, accusing the state and its education leaders of failing to protect Jewish and Israeli students from antisemitism in public schools. The case raises urgent questions about student safety, equal treatment, and how schools respond to hate. Jewish advocacy lawsuit against California public schools …
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are back in the spotlight after a reported snub during their humanitarian visit to Jordan, with royal insiders speaking of quiet disappointment behind the scenes despite their focus on aid work. Prince Harry and Meghan snub in Jordan: what happened During a recent trip to Amman, Prince Harry and Meghan …
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You step inside a school where learning never stops. No long breaks, no long gaps, only a rhythm of study, practice, feedback, and rest that repeats all year. This is what a nonstop school looks like from the inside. Inside the school that never takes a break: how nonstop learning works In this type of …
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West Virginia faces a serious tension between homeschooling, chronic absenteeism, and weak school attendance. Nearly three-quarters of West Virginia students switching to homeschooling leave public schools already chronically absent, which raises hard questions about education policy, support for families, and student follow-up. Chronic absenteeism and homeschooling in West Virginia Recent state data show that more …
The Oakland school board sits at the center of your child’s daily school experience. When the board fails, your kids pay the price in unfinished homework, canceled programs, and broken trust. Oakland school board failures and the impact on kids The Oakland school board oversees an underperforming district where only about one in three students …
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Newsom’s Universal Preschool Victory reshaped early learning in California. The big question now is the price child care providers and families pay to keep this new system working. Newsom’s Universal Preschool Victory and California’s Big Education Shift When Governor Newsom entered office, he set a clear goal: make Universal Preschool a reality for California families. …
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A regional museum launch of a new initiative to support children’s educational programs shows how community events shape real learning. The Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum & Aquarium used its annual gala to grow outreach, bring science alive, and reach more schools that struggle with access. Museum launch initiative to support children’s education programs The recent …
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Many students feel schools are designed for bullies, not for their safety or learning. When bullying shapes the school environment, silent students, anxious teens, and isolated children pay the price. Schools designed for bullies: how school safety fails When rules look strict on paper but weak in practice, bullying spreads fast. A school might talk …
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Home education raises many questions for parents who want the best learning at home for their child. You hear strong opinions, half-truths, and fear-based stories. Here you get clear myth debunking and simple homeschooling facts so you judge home education on evidence, not on noise. Home education myths debunked with real life examples Many education …
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