There’s a moment every educator and parent recognizes,  when a child climbs a little higher than we’d like, balances on a log just a little longer, or insists, “I can do it myself.” Our instinct

Gender is a social construct, a set of roles and expectations defined by the society and culture we grow up in and identify with. From a very young age, children absorb cues about what it

Growing up in France, I don’t remember many teachers or adults offering praise. In fact, I remember quite the opposite: extreme rigor and a focus on showing students what they could have done better. Times

As parents, you may sometimes wonder: “I see my kids playing in preschool, but are they really getting academically ready for school?” The short answer is yes, and more. In high-quality early childhood programs, play

In media education, it’s often said: “Merely producing media is not media literacy, although media literacy should include media production.” This quote, from Renee Hobbs, highlights the difference between creating content and truly understanding it,

In a world where screens are everywhere and almost impossible to avoid, I want to ensure that the space I create for young minds is safe for playing, learning, and growing their brains screen-free. As