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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.
Educational access for children in conflict is not only a right. It is a lifeline that protects learning, mental health and the future of entire communities. Maintaining educational access during conflict and displacement When conflict breaks out, schools close, families flee and children lose structure overnight. Yet maintaining educational access during conflict and displacement protects …
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For many immigrant families in Minnesota, sending children to school has become a daily act of courage and a true leap of faith. Parents want safety, learning, and stability, yet they face fear of detention, language barriers, and deep financial stress. This guide explains how families, schools, and communities respond so children keep their right …
State control in education shapes who succeeds and who is left out. When StateControl tightens its grip, BlackChildren often face deeper Marginalization, weaker EducationalAccess, and harsher discipline. Understanding this pattern helps you defend EquityInEducation and push for real SocialJustice. State Control of Education and Marginalization of Black Children When governors and state agencies centralize authority, …
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South Korea’s cram schools shape how children study, feel, and grow. To understand your child’s future, you need to look at cram schools, Academic Success, and Student Happiness together, not separately. Cram Schools in South Korea: Success, stress, and early study culture Cram Schools in South Korea, known as hagwons, have become part of daily …
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Limiting maternal migration influences how children grow, learn, and stay healthy. New evidence from Sri Lanka helps you understand what happens to children’s health and education when maternal mobility faces restrictions. New insights on maternal migration, children’s health and education A national study in Sri Lanka explored how a migration restriction for mothers with children …
Eugene 4J built HumaniTech as a Rising Star of inclusive education and hands-on technology. Today this learning pathway sits in an uncertain future as deep budget cuts move through the school district’s funding plans. Eugene 4J Rising Star HumaniTech under budget cuts pressure The HumaniTech pathway in Eugene 4J started in the 2024-25 school year …
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Jack Ma links the AI Future with a deep rethink of children’s education. His message is simple and direct: do not train children to compete with machines, teach them to use Artificial Intelligence wisely and to stay curious. Jack Ma on AI Future and Children’s Education At an online event for the Jack Ma Foundation’s …
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Fewer fines are being issued to parents of Essex students who take term-time holidays, even as national figures move in the opposite direction. Understanding why this reduction in penalties happens and what it means for school attendance helps you make informed choices for your family. Reduction in penalties for Essex students on term-time holidays Government …
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The new Nebraska policy on third grade reading changes how schools, parents, and students approach literacy and promotion to fourth grade. It places a strong focus on a state reading test as a key step for grade promotion and long-term academic success. Nebraska policy on third graders and the state reading test The core of …
Parents in England face a critical moment. Parents worry that SEND reforms will weaken support for disabled children, reduce legal protection, and increase pressure on families already exhausted by the system. Parents in England and SEND Reforms: Why Disabled Children’s Support Matters Across England, parents of disabled children report fear and frustration as new SEND …