Children with strong Flexibility skills are often adept at creative problem solving, adapting to new situations, and adjusting strategies quickly and effectively when needed. Exercising Flexibility can be an especially […]

A number of studies have described a phenomenon known as the video deficit. The video deficit posits that exposure to digital media is detrimental to children under 2 years old, […]

Nintendo’s newly announced Nintendo 2DS is tablet-like, dual screen, non-3D version of its portable 3DS game system. This latest hardware revision brings about a lower price point, and releases just before the […]

Digital technologies and math seemingly go hand in hand. Not only are tablets like the iPad designed to be user friendly, but they are portable, inviting, and an engaging platform […]

Effective and efficient typing is becoming an increasingly essential skill for students in the twenty-first century. For children who have grown up using keyboards, bad typing habits can severely limit their typing […]

We’ve written in the past about the importance of using math websites and other digital tools to boost at-home learning, but games offer a particularly engaging way to immerse more-reluctant learners […]

Parenting has always been hard, and while technology is supposed to make our lives easier, sometimes just trying to understand the technologies your children are using (or that they should […]

Writing isn’t what it used to be. With the advancement of social media, smartphone functionality and a slew of useful writing apps for kids, children today have more options than […]

Summer is a very important time for learning, as many studies show that without a concerted effort to sustain their education in the summer, students are likely to fall behind. […]

Summer is full of opportunities to encourage children to write, so don’t to let the “Summer Slide” cause setbacks in your child’s learning. We recommend introducing a light regimen of Summer writing […]