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In solidarity with families affected by school closings due to the coronavirus epidemic, Studycat is giving away free use of its apps in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.

The Coronavirus epidemic is scary. But it’s also an opportunity for parents to spend quality family time with their kids and find productive and educational activities for them to do at home.

Is it ever too early (or too late) to start learning another language? Find out how language acquisition changes at different age levels, and how you can help tailor your child’s language learning goals to fit their developmental needs.

We’ve been included in the 200 seed and bootstrapped companies across six continents that will present at the upcoming 2020 summit in San Diego.

Critical thinking. Communication. Collaboration. Creativity.
Here, we explore the wider context of the four 21st century skills and why they are essential to learners with a rapidly changing future.

Discover the importance of belongingness and community for young learners, and how you can consciously integrate it into your classroom!

Ariel Coro, trusted Technology Expert on Spanish-language TV in the United States, recommends the Studycat app on “Despierta América” morning TV show.

Hide-and-seek, LEGOs, imaginary friends, Barbie dolls… We all know play when we see it. But what exactly is the purpose of playtime, and how can it enhance learning in the classroom?

How can educators help support our students to become independent, lifelong learners? One psychological theory shows us the value of fostering autonomy in the classroom to set students up for continual learning success.

Does caring about others come naturally to kids? Read this article to learn about the value of teaching children empathy.

Clinical Psychologist Dr Emma Gray, shares information from her research on how listening to music while studying can have a positive impact on learning.

Metacognition is a valuable stepping stone in helping our kids become lifelong learners. But what exactly does metacognition look like across age levels?