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Is "hangry" a real word? Who gets to choose? Anne Curzan unpacks this in her TED Talk.

November 11, 2021

What Makes a Word “Real”?

What Makes a Word “Real”?

“I haven’t had my dinner yet, and now I am feeling hangry.” Even if you’ve never encountered the word “hangry” before, I’m guessing that you instantly

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As students start another school year, the feelings and concerns of “learning loss” are coming into focus. What exactly does this mean, and what can educators do to overcome it?

October 28, 2021

Reframing “Learning Loss,” and 4 Ways to Help Students Rebuild Confidence

Reframing “Learning Loss,” and 4 Ways to Help Students Rebuild Confidence

The pandemic has taken a toll on the state of education in the United States. More and more data is surfacing showing that the stress and

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Learn how you can create moments that tap into the innate curiosity of your students.

April 1, 2021

3 Tips for Fostering Curiosity in Your Students

3 Tips for Fostering Curiosity in Your Students

The ancient Athenian philosopher Aristotle once wrote that all humans, by their very nature, desire to know. This observation is the very first

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In many ways the expanse of technology is similar to a deserted island. They both reveal a child's (or and adults) ability to self-regulate their emotions.

March 11, 2021

Helping Kids Learn To Self-Regulate, Off The Grid, and On The Web

Helping Kids Learn To Self-Regulate, Off The Grid, and On The Web

Once upon a time, a group of boys were shipwrecked on an uninhabitable island. Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. The central conceit of the

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You are keys to empowering your kids to regulate their bodies, emotions, thoughts, and behaviors, and to face whatever challenges that come their way.

December 10, 2020

How Adverse Experiences Can Impede Your Student’s Learning

How Adverse Experiences Can Impede Your Student’s Learning

As educators, parents, counselors, or other dedicated childcare providers, we all want kids to grow up in safety and security. But unfortunately, we

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November 30, 2020

10 Tips for Working Remotely [Infographic]

10 Tips for Working Remotely [Infographic]

It has become a bit of a cliché to describe the year 2020 as unprecedented. 2020 has forced us as a company to adapt to new situations and overcome

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November 19, 2020

The Thanksgiving Turkey Problem: Resilience and Antifragility

The Thanksgiving Turkey Problem: Resilience and Antifragility

Consider two twin brothers, John and George, who work as a human resources clerk for a bank and a taxi driver, respectively. In his book Antifragile,

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Rushing through the learning process robs us of the opportunity to really gain true understanding.

November 12, 2020

A Software Engineer’s Advice on How to Build Understanding

A Software Engineer’s Advice on How to Build Understanding

Nabeel Qureshi is a biomedical software engineer at Palantir who studied Philosophy, Politics & Economics at Oxford. In his recent essay How To

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David Epstein's research provides a much needed caution against pushing our kids to specialize too early.

October 22, 2020

Don’t Specialize Too Early [TED TALK]

Don’t Specialize Too Early [TED TALK]

What does it take to become an elite athlete, musician, or craftsman? Is talent innate or acquired? What kind of practice is best for becoming great

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