Education
Tamp Down on Political Violence by Returning to Classical Education, Parental Oversight: Education Expert
Questions are surfacing about the nature and impact of the social environment from which ‘lone wolves’ emerge.
Remembering the Virtue of Washington, Lincoln on Presidents' Day
History professor Jeffrey Bloodworth discusses the significance of President’s Day.
New Children’s Book ‘The Turquoise Butterfly’ Explores Power of Family & Love
Psychologist Dr. Dale Atkins discussed her latest book, which explores the bond between a grandmother and her granddaughter and the lessons of love and loss.
Advocacy Groups Urge Parents to Avoid AI Toys This Holiday Season
They promise friendship but also disrupt children’s relationships and resilience, the group said.
How to Raise Resilient Kids in a Digital Age: Registered Nurse
Holly Swenson, a registered nurse, discussed the unintended consequences of giving kids a tablet and what to do instead.
Psychologist Gives Tips for Successful Holidays Without Stress
The Holidays are a time to be with loved ones to enjoy rest and great food. Yet it also brings challenges for children and adults.
New Children’s Book Teaches Them to Be Critical Thinkers
How can children be taught the skill of critical thinking? A new book aims to do just that.
Gan Jing World Launches Children's Platform With Free Discovery Tour
The platform implements what the company calls a triple-layer safety system combining ethical artificial intelligence and human content reviewers.
Pets in Dorms: A Help or Hindrance for Students?
Is the presence of pets an overall net positive or negative for students’ mental health?
How to Help Kids to Do More Good
NTD sat down with philanthropist and entrepreneur Neil Ghosh.
How to Lead and Win—Even When the Playbook Breaks Down
The CEO of a Nasdaq-listed company describes his approach to leadership.
The Best Father’s Day Gift
The real treasures are the generations shaped by men who live out the ideals of fatherhood.
How to Make the Most of Summer Break in a Tough Job Market
To find out more about making the most of a tough job market, NTD spoke to Aron Boxer, a former special education teacher and the CEO of Diversified Education Services.
'Bell-to-Bell' Cell Phone Ban in School Needed in More States: Advocate
A movement to ban phones in schools has taken hold across the country.
Gan Jing World Opens Registrations for Virtual Summer Camp for Creative Young Minds
The online camp is now open to children ages 4 to 16 worldwide.
Leadership, Education Experts Seek to Boost Student Engagement and 'Spark Brilliance for Educators'
NTD spoke to leadership and education experts Jackie Insinger and Monica White, the co-creators of “Spark Brilliance for Educators”—a movement that aims to turn the ship of American education around.
Tamp Down on Political Violence by Returning to Classical Education, Parental Oversight: Education Expert
Questions are surfacing about the nature and impact of the social environment from which ‘lone wolves’ emerge.
Remembering the Virtue of Washington, Lincoln on Presidents' Day
History professor Jeffrey Bloodworth discusses the significance of President’s Day.
New Children’s Book ‘The Turquoise Butterfly’ Explores Power of Family & Love
Psychologist Dr. Dale Atkins discussed her latest book, which explores the bond between a grandmother and her granddaughter and the lessons of love and loss.
Advocacy Groups Urge Parents to Avoid AI Toys This Holiday Season
They promise friendship but also disrupt children’s relationships and resilience, the group said.
How to Raise Resilient Kids in a Digital Age: Registered Nurse
Holly Swenson, a registered nurse, discussed the unintended consequences of giving kids a tablet and what to do instead.
Psychologist Gives Tips for Successful Holidays Without Stress
The Holidays are a time to be with loved ones to enjoy rest and great food. Yet it also brings challenges for children and adults.
New Children’s Book Teaches Them to Be Critical Thinkers
How can children be taught the skill of critical thinking? A new book aims to do just that.
Gan Jing World Launches Children's Platform With Free Discovery Tour
The platform implements what the company calls a triple-layer safety system combining ethical artificial intelligence and human content reviewers.
Pets in Dorms: A Help or Hindrance for Students?
Is the presence of pets an overall net positive or negative for students’ mental health?
How to Help Kids to Do More Good
NTD sat down with philanthropist and entrepreneur Neil Ghosh.
How to Lead and Win—Even When the Playbook Breaks Down
The CEO of a Nasdaq-listed company describes his approach to leadership.
The Best Father’s Day Gift
The real treasures are the generations shaped by men who live out the ideals of fatherhood.
How to Make the Most of Summer Break in a Tough Job Market
To find out more about making the most of a tough job market, NTD spoke to Aron Boxer, a former special education teacher and the CEO of Diversified Education Services.
'Bell-to-Bell' Cell Phone Ban in School Needed in More States: Advocate
A movement to ban phones in schools has taken hold across the country.
Gan Jing World Opens Registrations for Virtual Summer Camp for Creative Young Minds
The online camp is now open to children ages 4 to 16 worldwide.
Leadership, Education Experts Seek to Boost Student Engagement and 'Spark Brilliance for Educators'
NTD spoke to leadership and education experts Jackie Insinger and Monica White, the co-creators of “Spark Brilliance for Educators”—a movement that aims to turn the ship of American education around.