In a significant stride toward advancing science education for young learners, a University of Idaho (U of I) researcher has been awarded a $1.4 million grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF). This five-year grant aims to illuminate the role of metacognition—the ability to think about one’s own thoughts—in early childhood science education, with the …
Drought in Kabul: Children Forced Out of School and Into Long Lines for Water
In Kabul, an escalating drought has severely impacted the city’s water availability, forcing countless families into lengthy queues for scarce water supplies. This acute shortage is not only disrupting daily life but is depriving children of their fundamental right to education, as many are compelled to leave school to assist their families in collecting water. …
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Researchers at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Urge for Improved Education and Safety Measures for Youth Golf-Cart Usage
Golf carts have become increasingly common in residential neighborhoods, especially among youth, yet their use carries significant risks. Recent research from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia highlights a concerning rise in golf cart-related injuries among children and adolescents over the past decade. The study reveals that many accidents are linked to insufficient safety features, lack …
Brooklyn Children’s Museum Appoints Kaylynn Mayo as the New Director of Education
The Brooklyn Children’s Museum, renowned as the world’s first children’s museum and a leading cultural institution in New York City, has announced Kaylynn Mayo as its new Director of Education. With over a decade of experience in arts education and community-centric learning programs, Mayo is uniquely positioned to advance the museum’s legacy of fostering curiosity, …
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A Call for Help: The Unseen Struggles of Our Children
In many cultures, children are regarded as the heartbeat of society, reflecting its overall health and future potential. The Maasai greeting, “Kasserian Ingera?” or “How are the children?” exemplifies this view. Yet, in today’s world, particularly under policies that have recently jeopardized youth programs and resources, children’s well-being seems alarmingly overlooked. Across the United States, …
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Is a Five-Day School Week a Must? Prepare for a Surprising Insight!
As education evolves in 2025, the question of whether a five-day school week remains essential stirs dynamic debate. While traditional schedules have long dictated the rhythm of learning, emerging voices suggest that rethinking the school week could unlock new levels of student success and well-being. Grounded in recent studies and shifting educational philosophies, this exploration …
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Court Ruling Could Determine Michigan Schools’ Obligation to Inform Parents About Students’ Gender Identity
The evolving landscape of education law in Michigan places public schools at a pivotal crossroads regarding parental notification about students’ gender identity. A recent court ruling could redefine the obligations schools have to inform parents about their children’s transgender status, balancing student privacy with parental rights. This decision emerges amid nationwide debates over LGBTQ+ rights …
CASA MARIÙ: Celebrating Giorgio Armani’s Lasting Commitment to Learning and Empathy
Giorgio Armani’s name has long been synonymous with elegant heritage and impeccable style. Yet, beyond the runway, his compassionate design ethos culminates in a profound philanthropic endeavor named CASA MARIÙ, declared in honor of his mother, Mariù. This project extends Armani’s legacy beyond fashion, focusing on ensuring vulnerable children worldwide access to education and empathetic …
Counties Propel Early Childhood Programs Forward Amidst Difficult Circumstances
In the evolving landscape of early childhood education, counties are demonstrating remarkable resilience and innovation despite fiscal challenges and shifting political dynamics. Understanding that early brain development forms the foundation for lifelong learning, counties across the nation are prioritizing prenatal-to-age-3 programs to nurture children’s growth and educational readiness. From coalition-building and community engagement to smart …
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The Transformative Impact of Play: How Children Are Building Lifelong Skills Through Playtime
Play is far more than a source of fun for children; it serves as a powerful engine for developing essential life skills that will equip them throughout adulthood. The transformative impact of play has been increasingly recognized by educators and parents alike, as it nurtures cognitive, social, emotional, and physical growth. From imaginative role-playing with …

