Online learning has become the norm in a lot of households this past year, with schools electing to remain closed for the safety of their students, educators, and the public at large. This has led to parents getting more involved in their children’s education than ever before, with some even referring to themselves as “part-time… Read more: How to Navigate Online Learning for Young Students

Many students consider Math to be their most difficult subject and/or have unnatural apprehension about the subject. The numerous Math concepts, complicated word problems, and the use of algebraic symbols at higher Math, can seem daunting to students who do not have a strong mathematical foundation nor a holistic approach to learning Math. The Singapore… Read more: Concrete, Pictorial, and Abstract: How One Psychologist Revolutionized Math Forever

As children head back to school, whether online or in-person, many of them will begin the new school year knowing less than they did before the start of summer vacation. Research tells us that children lose, on average, at least one month of academic grounds over the summer. This is commonly known as summer learning… Read more: Recovering from the “Summer Slide” — 5 Tips on How to Climb Back Up the Ladder