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Research Roundup: E-Reading and Literacy

From Curriculet’s student-centered e-edition of USA Today to HISD’s partnership with MyON, schools are increasingly using screen-based tools to help students build literacy. And at home, parents can use e-books and tablet apps for the same purpose. A recent article on Education Week highlights some of the latest research onRead More

New Guidelines Suggest Screens Not Always Bad for Toddlers

New Guidelines Suggest Screens Not Always Bad for Toddlers

Policy, Research, & Analysis, PreK, Technology November 16, 2014 at 9:36 pm

Parents of toddlers and pre-kindergarten kids: do you let your kids watch TV? And what about using iPads? In the media-driven world of the 21st century, many children grow up with digital screens. These media are so ubiquitous – and, indeed, so useful for keeping children occupied – that itRead More

Catching and Preventing Math Difficulties Early On

Catching and Preventing Math Difficulties Early On

Health & Science, PreK November 11, 2014 at 10:04 pm

There are many unique stresses associated with being the parent of a toddler – from the terrible two’s to the first day at preschool and beyond. One such stress comes from watching your children’s first steps into education. Will they be adequately prepared by the time they get to kindergarten?Read More