You’ve probably wondered if your child’s math struggles mean something is ‘wrong’ with their brain. New research shows most learning challenges say more about our environments than our children’s potential—and free events this March explain how to help.
What happens when artificial intelligence enters the classroom? For Latin American students, a new partnership between UNESCO and Chile’s AI research centre is ensuring the answer reflects their languages, values, and aspirations—through Latam-GPT, the region’s first open education-focused language model.
The Supreme Court just ruled that California cannot keep parents in the dark about their children’s gender expression at school. This landmark decision affirms what parent advocates have long argued: families deserve to know what’s happening with their kids during the school day.
The Supreme Court just ruled that California cannot keep parents in the dark about their children’s gender expression at school. This landmark decision affirms what parent advocates have long argued: families deserve to know what’s happening with their kids during the school day.
At MWC Barcelona 2026, Huawei announced a major initiative to bridge the gap between what students learn in classrooms and what skills employers actually need. Here’s what this means for your child’s future.
What if the frustration your child feels during math homework isn’t a permanent limitation—it’s a skill waiting to be developed? Dyscalculia Day 2026 is bringing free resources and research to help parents understand how mathematical thinking skills grow.
For more than 30 years, New Hampshire home-schooling families have faced notification requirements, record-keeping mandates, and yearly evaluations. A new bill would change that—and it’s sparking debate about who knows best: parents or the system.
What if your child’s reading struggle isn’t about intelligence—it’s about how their unique brain processes language? Islamabad’s new initiative aims to help educators understand these differences and build skills instead of managing labels.
If you’ve been fighting for support for your child’s focus development, there’s good news: a major New Zealand insurer reversed course on excluding coverage after hearing from families. Meanwhile, groundbreaking research shows micronutrients significantly reduced severe irritability in teenagers—offering new hope beyond medication alone.
A new campaign is celebrating neurodivergent social workers—including those who experience dyscalculia—and highlighting how different ways of thinking strengthen the entire profession. With a free webinar on March 19, the initiative aims to shift workplaces from viewing neurodivergence as deficit to recognizing diverse minds as assets.
