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It’s something of an impossible question, and yet it’s one that we come back to again and again: What’s the best way for kids to learn?

When kids are overwhelmed by stress, they can experience burnout too — and they may not know how to deal with it on their own.

Curious about whether your child is on the path to becoming bilingual? Here are nine common questions parents ask about kids and bilingualism.

What does it really mean to be bilingual, and how do we know when our child has reached that mark?

Each one of the activities in our apps was designed using active learning magic, to make sure that your child is getting the best learning opportunities and having fun too!

The five stages of design thinking that could help the students in your classroom to think creatively, solve problems and become innovators.

Try these 10 mindfulness practices with your kids to help them stay focused and aware of what’s happening around them.

Language learning doesn’t have to be boring – here are some top language learning tips for parents, to change learning at home from a chore to a treat!

Some class rules govern specific behavior, like hand-raising or staying seated during class. Others are more broad, such as “respect others” and “work hard.” All of them are intended to guide students to learn and behave in a way that their teacher thinks is best.

Inquiry-based learning – It’s a phrase that is becoming more familiar. In most classrooms, the model of student learning is fairly straightforward.

Misbehavior is a guaranteed side effect of being a kid; no parent, teacher, or caregiver is exempt from witnessing it occasionally!

How do students know when they’re on the right track, and when it’s time to redirect? Learn how your feedback can help streamline their learning process, and how to give feedback that counts.