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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.
UNICEF shows every day how investment in education changes lives and drives GlobalProgress. When you support strong schools, safe learning spaces and trained teachers, you shape stronger societies, healthier communities and more peaceful Futures. Empowering Futures through UNICEF investment in education When you look at the life of a single child, the link between Education, …
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Governor Ivey has announced a new $3.8 million funding effort to strengthen Alabama early childhood education from birth to age five. The initiative focuses on better coordination of services, support for families and higher quality in every setting where young children grow and learn. Governor Ivey’s Early Childhood Education Initiative in Alabama The new education …
Revolutionary parenting and innovative education reshape how you raise, teach, and protect your children. This first part focuses on challenging norms in schooling and on practical parenting approaches you use today. Challenging norms in parenting and education today Laura and David, parents of three, felt something was wrong when their 8‑year‑old came home from school …
A new education report shows a modest decline in the share of Chicago families choosing CPS education. Birth rates keep falling and more parents look at private, charter, or home-based options. The question for you as a parent or educator is simple: what does this shift in school enrollment mean for your child and your …
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A tragic school bus accident in South Africa has left families and schools in deep shock. Authorities confirm at least 13 children lost their lives after a collision between a minibus and a truck in Gauteng province, with several other students and the driver injured. Tragic school bus accident in South Africa: what happened According …
Two Idaho moms share practical insights on how education policies in Idaho shape daily life for their children and local community, and how parents step into meaningful advocacy with simple actions. Idaho Moms Explain How Education Policies Shape Family Life In Idaho, many parents of school-age children follow headlines about new education policies but feel …
Schools across England raise an alarm about a growing public health emergency linked to youth vaping, as this threat now deeply disrupts children’s education and raises fears that a full reversal of the damage will be impossible. Schools raise alarm over a public health emergency in children’s education Headteachers and teachers in England describe youth …
Rutgers research on gender bias in children’s math learning shows how early beliefs about who is “good at math” start shaping real learning outcomes. This research matters for every parent, teacher, and caregiver who wants fair math education for all children. Rutgers Research on Gender Bias in Children’s Math Learning Recent Rutgers research explored how …
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The Toolkit for Advocates gives you clear steps to join the Child Care Programs Day of Action on January 20th. You use it to speak up for young children, families, and educators when national attention on early learning increases. Toolkit for Advocates for the Child Care Programs Day of Action The Toolkit for Advocates helps …
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New global research warns that AI risks in education already outweigh the benefits when schools rely too much on generative artificial intelligence. Yet the same report insists the damage remains fixable if families, educators and policymakers act with clarity and speed. AI dangers in education: what the new report reveals The Brookings Center for Universal …
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