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How do varying cultural backgrounds affect the need for and the value of early education? What we’re missing, said Betty Emarita at a February 8 forum on early childhood education, is data driven discussions. While there’s data on community trauma, “there’s little data on family strengths, especially in low income communities.” Betty Emarita grew up […]

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"Put a parent’s mind at ease by expressing to them that it is OK to feel a certain way."

Virtually every member of our society today has an experience with public education in some form. Whether you’ve worked in education, worked alongside it, or received your education in a public...

We have a problem. An education problem. To be more specific, a financial education problem. And it's not what you're perhaps thinking. It's not that collectively we don't have access to enough financial education.

Higher education is crucial and can be expensive in today’s world. That’s why it’s important to develop an education plan now so that your child has some needed financial support after high school.

Concerns about STEM education in the United States may be misplaced, but related issues still threaten U.S. technological supremacy.

Values can inform education policy just as much as evidence, says former DfE civil servant David Bell

IDEA 2004 requires that students with disabilities receive physical education services, specially designed if necessary. If your child has a disability and an IEP, the school must provide physical education as part of your child's special education program. If your child is receiving specially designed or adapted

Myths about special education may make you hesitant to pursue it for your child. Learn the truth behind these myths to make informed decisions about your child's education.