Moving to a new country is a big step – for both parents and children. For many Asian immigrant families, the dream of a better education in the U.S. comes with unexpected challenges, especially for young kids who are still…
Supporting Parents with Distance Learning While schools across the country respond to the second wave of Corona Virus, parents everywhere are looking for ways to adapt, once again, to distance learning. Parents aren’t just wearing many hats during distance learning;…
The global pandemic has disrupted learning for students all across the country. Education has shifted to virtual classrooms that simply aren’t as engaging or user-friendly as a traditional classroom. The early closing of schools at the beginning of 2020, followed…
According to a 2019 reading assessment conducted by the National Assessment of Educational Progress, two out of three children do not meet reading proficiency standards. If you think about it, every academic subject is impacted when a child cannot read properly. It’s…